Speaking of "over engineering", that is what he was accused of when he built a ramp to load a tractor that he bought. I must say it worked flawlessly.
Monday, July 21, 2014
Always an engineer
The last week has been one of nonstop projects, especially for G. The Camry needed new brakes. It turned out to be a 2-3 day project, since some of the parts were so difficult to get on. Then, I noticed a water spot in the ceiling of the hallway - right below the upstairs toilet. He took the leaking toilet out and has spent a couple days repairing the rotted floor before replacing it. This is the second toilet that has sprung a leak since we moved here. My guess is that it was not installed correctly. Since he "over engineers" everything, I don't think it will need to be done again while we live here.
Speaking of "over engineering", that is what he was accused of when he built a ramp to load a tractor that he bought. I must say it worked flawlessly.
Speaking of "over engineering", that is what he was accused of when he built a ramp to load a tractor that he bought. I must say it worked flawlessly.
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I suspect the term "over engineered" comes through as totally unintelligible when he hears it.
wait, what is the new tractor for?
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