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That's a mighty nice looking shovel. Can't wait to see the action on the Ben Hur!

Looks awesome Kent! Although I don't think that floor mat is original :)

Looks amazing! Good luck tomorrow. Since the rains coming in I'm guessing it'll be nice in cool in the shop for any work that needs done.

I think the correct term is "Senior Advisor" or "Resident Content Expert."

Outstanding work as usual.

Excellent work as usual. After this one you really need some tracked armor :)

I'll take 2 of those!

My next project is convincing Kent to just let me drop it off (whatever IT is) at his place and pick it up when it's done. That'd be a whole lot less stressful. Don't worry, all of my projects are common things that you can just go down to NAPA and find parts for.

Sorry but I must disagree. Pic 3, just above the top right bolt head (one with the safety wire), there appears to be some dirt there. Going to have to deduct points for that.

For the most part, in this section of TX you dig post holes with a jack hammer or dynamite. I'm hoping his posts are fine and he's just restringing wire.

I may have run across a WWII pioneer shovel if you need one. I bought it to use on the Goat but once I started working on it I figured it was older than my application. It's from the Wooden Shovel and Tool Co from Miami, OH and what I could find on line appears to be 1 of 14 WWII suppliers of...

Holy Cow those look nice! I don't suppose you'd like to come over and detail the Goat engine?

The 1st sign of a deranged mind :) Of course my shop makes papabear's look like the Sistine Chapel and his is a working shop.

So does this mean you're not going to make the San Antonio Bass Pro Shop show in October?