Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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I want to know how you got the snow not to fall where you are working!
There wasn't much maybe an inch or so, there was 4 of us and 2 ATVs so we probably trampled it to death there.
It looks hardly used, or well taken care of or both. I know what you mean, there's a couple saws I want but I'm waiting on a snowmobile repair bill to see if I can get myself one of them.
landfakers
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Heading to the west coast for a week after Christmas so doubt I really need another saw… I’ll see if he still has it in a few days
Yea maybe price will come down some by then
So true.103.3f fever not good!!!
The problem these days is not the sick people but the ones spreading the viruses that don't know it.
For sure. But some of the rounds I skidded out of that tight spot were 24" plus.The saw and skidder seem to be a bit miss matched.
To get my farm tractor in there I would have had to cut a half dozen good trees and cleared a bunch of briers. The little garden tractor was slow for sure comparatively but in a couple hours I had an entire white oak out of a nasty spot with no clearing or cutting good trees. Junior earned his keep for the day.The saw and skidder seem to be a bit miss matched.
No excuse for someone not to track that doe in the snow!
Hope the meat is still good.
Years ago, we were leaving State land in the Catskills and my Uncle picked up a blood trail on our way out. We followed it and found a doe that was still alive but not getting up. Since I had a doe tag, I dispatched it and tagged it. The shooter had obviously not bothered to track it ... I hate seeing that!
Hope the meat is still good.
Years ago, we were leaving State land in the Catskills and my Uncle picked up a blood trail on our way out. We followed it and found a doe that was still alive but not getting up. Since I had a doe tag, I dispatched it and tagged it. The shooter had obviously not bothered to track it ... I hate seeing that!
No one else thinks those are crazy high prices?
For sure.
Wonder what $ that scout was when it was new..
So there jeeps? I thought maybe amc
Sawyer Rob
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The Scouts were made by International, the Jeeps were Jeep.
In "72" the Jeep could be bought for about 4K and that's a little more than I paid for my new HD half ton Chevy, then.
I paid $3,825.00 out the door, it had a 350 cu in, 4 speed, positrack front and rear, power steering/brakes and a decent radio.
SR
In "72" the Jeep could be bought for about 4K and that's a little more than I paid for my new HD half ton Chevy, then.
I paid $3,825.00 out the door, it had a 350 cu in, 4 speed, positrack front and rear, power steering/brakes and a decent radio.
SR
i have a several items of Wagner Ware. my fav is the big alum dutch ovenNice!I really like Griswold cast! I have a fair collection myself. As well as a Wagner Ware.
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well, even so maybe... when i do get confused... i say to me, " hmm, maybe better see what the kid had to say about this...."Your confused?!?! Ever since I joined this website I've been confused!!!
lol
slick! pun intended.....
i heard other day on news... 'pre-own'ds holding resale value very well!
