Just putting my toe in the water-For now.

[homesick]

I'm happy for you, man.

joe

 

[Joseph Garcia]

Yeah, it does suck to get old. And, it really sucks when you get too old to do things that you love to do. But, that's life.

I got too old to do deep decompression wreck diving decades ago, but I still have all of my dive equipment. It's still too hard to let go of it, even though I know that I'll never use them again. @OR VietVet , good for you to face this evolution. It may give me the incentive to do what I need to do.

 

[OR VietVet]

Yeah, it does suck to get old. And, it really sucks when you get too old to do things that you love to do. But, that's life.

I got too old to do deep decompression wreck diving decades ago, but I still have all of my dive equipment. It's still too hard to let go of it, even though I know that I'll never use them again. @OR VietVet , good for you to face this evolution. It may give me the incentive to do what I need to do.

In this case, there are way too many tools that I have that will never be used again. Why not let a youngster get their start in the business and keep them off the tool trucks, at least for a little while. I get some money and will still get a small roll around cart with some basic tools, like ICON, and be able to do easy on the body things for my own trucks and others.

When I recently sold my girl's 1990 K2500 ext cab she cried because she had the truck for close to 14 years. It sold well at $10k. I will likely have a tear too when my tools go because of all the work they have done for me. It is what it is.

 

[OR VietVet]

I have a set of updated pics that show the tools right now. If you want them, message me a cell number and I will send them. Not gonna update all the pics on the forum.