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Hardpan Curmudgeon SASS #8967

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About Hardpan Curmudgeon SASS #8967

  • Birthday 09/06/1951

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    8967 L
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    Kings River Regulators - "Best Kept Secret in SASS~!"

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    Hardpancurmudgn
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    rocko93638@yahoo.com

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    Smack Dab In The Middle of California
  • Interests
    Shootin' old stuff, hunting, good stories, and especially raisin' the kids the right way!

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  1. At the rate we're "progressing," could be california in the not-too-distant future.
  2. And updated proof that indeed all four feet can be off the ground....
  3. This particular garage doesn't lend itself to an "inset" pedestrian door, and there's no room in the front of the garage for another door. Actually, there is a pedestrian door in back - I want access to the front for large stuff, like the riding mower, welding cart, boat motors and such. So the latch set that @sassnetguy50 found might be the ticket - when looking at it I stumbled upon this one, which might bear consideration: "Old School Garage Latch"
  4. Well, I don't park in the garage; just use the space for storage and tools. So, if I'm doing yard work or other projects and need something, not only do I not want to have to truck through the house to unlatch a door from inside, I also don't want to find a remote - might be five times a day or once a week. Plus, I'm not so feeble yet that I need to spend hundreds of dollars on motorized openers.
  5. So my two-car garage has two separate "sectional" doors. Each of these doors is secured by a simple, sliding latch. The doors cannot be opened from outside without first going through the house, into the garage, and sliding the latch to the "open" position. Might anyone have suggestions for a more civilized solution? I'd like to be able to open the danged doors from either inside OR outside. Directly. Oh... and I have no interest in electronic openers. Thankee!
  6. *Not Applicable In california* *Shoplifting below $950/day not subject to arrest.
  7. VERY funny. And at 6' 2" she carried herself nicely - Miss North Carolina 1962. Sadly, we lost Jeanne three years ago - she passed just about two months after her husband, "Left Brain." I've been enjoying her humor for a long, long time....
  8. Lunch. Angela's obviously having the burger and fries... what's ol' Basil noshing on? Salisbury steak and mashed turnips? Whatever it was, he looks like he might be wishin' he'd ordered the burger too!
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