@@RegsAdventures I'm doing really good. It was a long, grey, damp winter. My body hates that (old aches and pains). But now Spring is here in a big way and I feel a lot better. I'm finishing up the last few little remodeling tasks around my house in the next 2 weeks, then off on a 2 week trip. And the summer I'll spend rebuilding the dry stone walls around my garden. That's the plan for the next few months.
@@fepeerreview3150 hey there. ¿Mind if I ask what “dry stone” is? Does that just mean you’re not using mortar and just stacking them? I’m considering pavers for a couple yard projects. Those sea-shell shaped ones that you can make circles with like a fire pit. I also want to put them down along a chain link fence that I recently learned has a barbed security edge pointed down into the dirt when my puppy got her paw stuck under the pointy part for a few seconds. I considered ripping the whole dang thing out, violently with my truck, because it hurt my baby. When I calmed down a bit I found myself looking up bricks and lumber and stuff I could use to cover the bottom edge to keep puppy safe. Stumbled on a great deal for those seashell shaped ones that is almost too good to pass up so I’m trying to figure out if I want to use them. There’s also my normally failed attempts at starting a small garden. It would have to be edged out with some sort of wall and I’m considering stone for that too instead of building a whole wooden box or buying weird fence that would eventually fail. Let me know if you feel like getting into a conversation about that with someone you don’t know but probably have seen around these here local watering holes from time to time. 😁 Cya round.
You'll get Reg rolling again, no problems. If it's disk brakes on the stuck wheels will be easiest to get things apart but, even if drum brakes, some effort and maybe a mechanic if you get completely out of ideas and still stuck and you'll get her moving again. I've dealt with them before. If it is drum brakes, make sure you find out, or work out which way the adjuster needs to be turned to loosen it and back that right off for a start. Usually it's like a little ratchet wheel hiding inside the drum that you adjust through a slot in the backplate from behind it. Getting that first bit of movement is often the hardest part. If you can free the stuck ones by using the engine power to crack through that rust that's set in there will help you a lot.
Not sure if I said before that the brakes would be an issue. Your front calipers/brakes have seized on with standing for so long. No doubt the roof sellotape has given up too.....
I like to watch
Some good R&R.
Cant beleive you would insult an old scotsman's bollock like that craig! Haha
Love the vid guys, the end was cute ❤
Was a specialt to me Dad...he taught me alot about living in the moment ❤
You've seen it Ellis! YoYou're not wrong!
Fun adventure!!! Hope you get Reg rolling again! Might just be the E-brake...
Great video! Got me wanting to go camping. Absolutely love that area as well one of my fave places.
Lovely spot! It's so nice to see you both out enjoying the beautiful world.
Thanks FE mate was lovely to get back out there. How's things at your end?
@@RegsAdventures I'm doing really good. It was a long, grey, damp winter. My body hates that (old aches and pains). But now Spring is here in a big way and I feel a lot better. I'm finishing up the last few little remodeling tasks around my house in the next 2 weeks, then off on a 2 week trip. And the summer I'll spend rebuilding the dry stone walls around my garden. That's the plan for the next few months.
@@fepeerreview3150 hey there. ¿Mind if I ask what “dry stone” is? Does that just mean you’re not using mortar and just stacking them?
I’m considering pavers for a couple yard projects. Those sea-shell shaped ones that you can make circles with like a fire pit.
I also want to put them down along a chain link fence that I recently learned has a barbed security edge pointed down into the dirt when my puppy got her paw stuck under the pointy part for a few seconds.
I considered ripping the whole dang thing out, violently with my truck, because it hurt my baby. When I calmed down a bit I found myself looking up bricks and lumber and stuff I could use to cover the bottom edge to keep puppy safe. Stumbled on a great deal for those seashell shaped ones that is almost too good to pass up so I’m trying to figure out if I want to use them.
There’s also my normally failed attempts at starting a small garden. It would have to be edged out with some sort of wall and I’m considering stone for that too instead of building a whole wooden box or buying weird fence that would eventually fail.
Let me know if you feel like getting into a conversation about that with someone you don’t know but probably have seen around these here local watering holes from time to time. 😁
Cya round.
Nice you two out and about chilling out
Was lovely Rob. Hope you're good?
@@RegsAdventures We are both well mate.
Great vid guys , shocked to see brun climbing that high 😂
He had his big boy pants on 😂
Double High 😊😂
@@ElbowpennI was wearing yours 😂
I love Suffolk. My grandad was from Eye in north Suffolk and I feel so at home when I’m there.
It's such a lovely place isn't it! Really glad you've got some lovely memories here in rememberence of your grandad 💙
You'll get Reg rolling again, no problems. If it's disk brakes on the stuck wheels will be easiest to get things apart but, even if drum brakes, some effort and maybe a mechanic if you get completely out of ideas and still stuck and you'll get her moving again. I've dealt with them before. If it is drum brakes, make sure you find out, or work out which way the adjuster needs to be turned to loosen it and back that right off for a start. Usually it's like a little ratchet wheel hiding inside the drum that you adjust through a slot in the backplate from behind it. Getting that first bit of movement is often the hardest part. If you can free the stuck ones by using the engine power to crack through that rust that's set in there will help you a lot.
Thank you so much for your advise we really appreciate it. We are definitely going to give that a go !
Ahh mate thank you!!
now I've got the bug to go camping!
hope Reg is coming along well.
Do it! It's so good to get out there
Not sure if I said before that the brakes would be an issue.
Your front calipers/brakes have seized on with standing for so long.
No doubt the roof sellotape has given up too.....
Good evening hope you're all having a great weekend
Hey we are thanks and the same right back at you TGK!
17:50 LOL
Haha 😂