Is your insurance going to take care of you?

 

It happened on Saturday at my campground, about 60 miles north of Pittsburgh. The Adjuster can't even got out to look at it until Thurs or Fri. I have have Erie insurance, they have always done right by me.

 

For "long story" reasons that aren't particularly interesting and not important anyway, after many years of accumulation I ended up with a BUNCH of tools sitting in my garage.

So last weekend I decided to go through them, sort them out, weed out the duplicates, etc.

Ended up with two complete sets of wrenches for me (two each of metric and SAE). Put together a complete set of wrenches for my 7yo grandson to play with, put another set of wrenches together for my daughter's boyfriend.

After all that, I still had a box full of miscellaneous tools...huge pile of un-sorted Allen wrenches, handful of regular wrenches, lots of odds and ends....probably 30 pounds worth.

Figured I'd just end up tossing them in the dumpster, but thought I'd drop by the indy next door to see if anyone wanted anything. Good grief! Those guys were like hound dogs going after a greasy skillet digging through them. You'd have thought I tossed a bunch of $100 bills at them.

So I guess I feel like I did my good deed for the day.

My chain is supposed to get here today. With a bit of luck, I'll be rolling again before the end of the day.

Put a vid on YouTube showing the sweet sound of my sweet Paughcos on my sweet FLH. Note the sweet "Live to Ride" derby cover. Got something special planned for that... :

 

them pipes look great! good looking bike!

 

I have two fist sized bruises the right side of my lower back from today's procedure. It went better than I thought it would and I am yet to take a single pain pill although I have them handy just in case.

 

Dang. You've been through too much of this stuff.

 

Craigslist: Lightly used 2013 Silverado, Black, minor parking lot rash.

 

Supposed to hear from the insurance company today. Tomorrow will be a week since the tree fell on it..

 

where can I find out information about rear brakes on a 1998 ultra. I have a full resivior of brake fluid. When I press down on the brake pedal and open the bleeder valve no fluid and sometimes a little air but thats it. I do close the bleed valve before I let up on the pedal. I am thinking it might be the master cylinder. any help would be greatly appreciated or guidance to a previous link. I will hang around a little for a reply.

 

Pipes are very nice. They just look right on that bike.