The Farm, Food & Numbers

[TreeTalker]

Let's use this post to help Brian out. Who's coming and what can you bring to help out with dinner on Saturday night.

2 coming from my area.

I will bring enough desert for all, got to have the sweets. :laugh: I will also bring plenty of baked beans.

Brian will there be a stove we can use to re-heat things for dinner? Would be a big help.

 

[evenslower]

I was wondering about cooking setup as well before I decided what to bring.

 

[OKKX'er]

Things have changed, so I may show up Saturday for the day. Can you guys clear out some of those tighter trees?

 

[Zerotact]

I will be coming down from Kansas City, by myself. I am unsure what to bring, but want to make sure I don't " leech " off of others. As I am not working right now I can come down as early as you need me, and stay as late as you need. Please let me know what I need to bring, and I'll make my end happen.
I may be contacted @ [email protected]
Sean xXxXxX
816-204-5081

 

[craig_enid]

Saturday morning, 3 of us, bringing chips, pop and chest of ice.

 

[BSWIFT]

There are several propane grills there but we could sure use another one or two. I'll see about getting another grill and some charcoal. We'll need bread or burger buns but that could be picked up in Glenco or Pawnee.

 

[DWreck]

I'll get the burger buns and tator salad.

 

[Zerotact]

I can bring Hamburger patties, or just about any other pork or beef product.
Any chance on getting dirrections again, I'll try not get get soo lost this time.

 

[evenslower]

Brian, I'll get some charcoal. I had plastic surgery to look like OKIE! :yikes:

 

[BSWIFT]

Zerotact, are you coming down I-35?

 

[Zerotact]

Yes, I'll come down I-35 like last time from kansas city, unless there is a faster way. I still don't know what to bring..

 

[mx547]

anybody got paper plates, cups, utensils, napkins covered? if not, i'll do it.

looks like probably just me and kendall. we should get there late, around 4:00.

 

[CR Swade]

How far off of 1-35 is the farm? Myself and maybe Jason are meeting Okie near Cooperland/Stillwater Sat AM to pick up the DRN trailer...it would be cool to swing by, unless it is way off track.

 

[BSWIFT]

Approximately 15 miles east of Stillwater and north 10 miles or so. It will be worth your effort. Congrats on the trailer.

 

[evenslower]

Hey Swift, I need some directions when you get a chance. I'll be heading over Sat AM. I think treetalker is going stop by the house and we'll head out there together. If you think of anything you need/want me to bring give me a call.

 

[BSWIFT]

The wife is having a minor surgery in the morning and I will be off of work Friday. I'll try to call tomorrow night or PM me your work number and I'll call you in the morning while I'm waiting.

 

[mx547]

map here, the farm is right under the "y" in chimney.


http://dirtrider.net/forums3/attachment.php?attachmentid=3821

 

[BSWIFT]

The green line on the map represents the directions from Glenco on Highway 108. The red line indicates the directions from Highway 18 which is accessable from the Pawnee exit on the Cimarron Turnpike. The last 1.75 is a County Dirt/gravel road. The Red route after you turn off of Highway 18 is a County Dirt/gravel road. Where the red and green intersect, the green route is asphalt, the other three roads are dirt/grave.
The Green route is asphalt upto the last right turn, this road is not particularly bad but not real smooth. There is a set of railroad tracks so watch your speed.

 

[evenslower]

Hope all goes well with the surgery. Tell her we said hello.

Just give me a call on the cell or at the house this afternoon. I'll just be gathering up some stuff for the weekend.

 

[DWreck]

Landmarks to help you find the turn off coming out of Glencoe heading North:
Convenience store on the right.. keep going
High School on right...keep going
Cross bridge that goes over the highway..doing good
Dirt pile on the left...wow that's a big dirt pile.....keep going
Look for a sign that says Lone Chimney Lake on your right, its just past the the radio tower. Turn right (East) there.

Follow map for the rest of it.

 

[TreeTalker]

Need Parts

:bang: well looks like it will come down to the bottom of the ninth before I know if my bike will be ready to ride. I still don't have the whole top of the motor back yet from the shop. Had to have something done to the head so the new valves would fit right. The mechanic said something about water isn't good for the motor....I told him I was just trying to wash out the old oil. :laugh:

Now a question one of you guys or gals can help with. When putting on a new chain ring do I need to use new bolts? Thanks for any info on this.

Also thanks for the directions, I would have been hard pressed to find the place again. Looks like it won't be dry and dusty this year at least.

Everyone have a safe drive up, see you all there Saturday.

 

[evenslower]

I'd guess you could go either way on the bolts. I've done both. Either way make sure you check them after the first few miles and then again, and again.

Hope you get it buttoned up in time. Bring your parts, we can have a 4stroke reassembly class!!!!!!

 

[TreeTalker]

lol, As long as someone else gives the class. Leave it up to me and I would have a box full of parts left over after getting it all put back together.

 

[Zerotact]

Welp I get to play lookout on the way down tomorrow for a bike shop, as I broke a front brake lever.
I wounder how many " what's it for ? " questions I have to answer before someone has one...

 

[evenslower]

Good luck on the hunt.