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I go to hook my utility trailer up this evening and notice one of the bed planks has popped both 1/4-20 screws at the end and bowed up 6 inches.
Haven't fiqured out how the end got out from under the channel edge as it would not clear it to go back down!
Got it fixed though so I can load up the Kubota tomorrow.

fortyshooter wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 17, 2019 10:02 pm

I go to hook my utility trailer up this evening and notice one of the bed planks has popped both 1/4-20 screws at the end and bowed up 6 inches.
Haven't fiqured out how the end got out from under the channel edge as it would not clear it to go back down!
Got it fixed though so I can load up the Kubota tomorrow.

Extreme humidity followed by heat and quick drying would be my guess...uh oh...better go check my trailer.

Yup-hot and humid-was here today also-got to mow lawn-Yeay-hope your tractor runs right in this heat

Its always something isnt it Forty

Yeah, heat index over 100 today. Lots of humidity too. Supposed to be a cold front coming in next week. All the humidity is condensing in my shop and saturating the legs of my new work benches. Never seen that happen before.

We should be sitting in the low 90s for a bunch of this month, but have barely cracked the 70s so far, and next weeks highs are looking like 72* maximum. Not your typical July, but since I work outside, I’m sort of happy about that. I’m farmore productive at 70’ than I am at 90*. We also don’t get the humidity you guys do down south.

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Further south in western Oregon, same here. All of what you said.

Redthies wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 19, 2019 9:01 am

We should be sitting in the low 90s for a bunch of this month, but have barely cracked the 70s so far, and next weeks highs are looking like 72* maximum. Not your typical July, but since I work outside, I’m sort of happy about that. I’m far more productive at 70’ than I am at 90*. We also don’t get the humidity you guys do down south.

It's 9:45 PM,and it is 87 degrees here in Derby City,

Well there might be relief come Monday-Tuesday....hope!

As is happening over +80% of the U.S., dangerously hot with a high humidity index here in KC.

Sure was a sad report yesterday that former Giants offensive lineman, Mitch Petrus, died from heat stroke after working outside and in his garage most of the day yesterday. He was only 32 years old. Sure pray that there are very few further fatalities.

My daughter told me about a happening with a lady she works with. Thursday a group went out for lunch, and it was sizzling hot in KS. They all got into an SUV, and my daughter's friend sitting in the back seat said she wasn't getting enough of the A/C circulation. For whatever the reason, the driver didn't respond to the request....maybe didn't hear it. Anyway, when they got back to the office, my daughter noticed her friend didn't look well at all, so asked her how she felt. The lady said no, I'm not okay. She went home, almost had to go to the ER, but ended up spending the rest of the day resting in bed. Kind of a serious and scary happening due to the excessive heat.

Also a good reminder about little children and peoples' pets left in cars....

Be safe, Everyone.
PT7

The heat wave has BROKEN! It was 95 yesterday and now is 61 degrees. Course we had a lot of rain which we do not need, but still glad it's over.
Tomorrow is supposed to be clear and 80.

You folks in the East, have hope.

Over 100 here yesterday. Supposed to drop into the 70s and 80s next week. Might hit thd lakes or ponds.