I wonder if there's a specific make/model guide line to building a pipe? There must be info on it out there I would think.
Also, NOS?
Ive seen NOS kits fir saws on the internet, but I have no idea how much NOS would Improve performance? I've heard from both sides of that coin!
please excuse my ignorance, but Lethal as in not enough potassium or to much potassium?
Mind blowing that there wasn't even a traffic control flagger or someone along those lines? Scary stuff indeed!It was a total f*** up and so close to killing the cyclist. They had the gear, big Stihl and you can see the chipper behind the truck just right of the tree. Judging from the fact the canopy had been (presumably safely) dismantled they knew what they were doing, but when it came to that stem they cut corners badly and risked lives. Which will be why the police were after them and I believe IDed them. Health and safety prosecution will have happened, someone ought to have served time for that wrecklesness. The road should have been closed/had lights controlling it and the stem should have been ringed all the way down anyway, the council wouldn't have been happy about the damage that stem would have done the highway.
As for what actually happened, I'm at a loss. The rope and the gob you can see should have had the tree fall along the pavement (sidewalk). You see the guy on the saw playing in the gob then take the saw out and walk away, then the stem goes over perpendicular to the hinge! All I can think is the tree was rotten and the hinge therefore wasn't there, or the cutter somehow cut too far and cut it. But then why he was tickling the back of the gob after having already done the back cut I don't know.
Hark at me! I've never cut a tree in my life.... Know the lingo.... But not much more
I wondered where I left that.10 mm...,,,,,you found a 10mm?????Hey everyone he found a 10 mm!!
Extremely low. A 5 day burn and a few nights only. Or one 5 gallon bucket of ashes.
Years ago I was running enduros and wrenching at a shop that sold Montesa, and sponsored me to ride one. OK bike but a little behind the times and missing low end grunt that the Japanese bikes had with reed valves. I found a roached Yamaha DT250 cylinder in the shop, sawed the reed cage off and welded it to my cylinder. The whole time I was wondering how it would turn out but it was a success and gave me grunt.
The trees are still around and keep popping up but never grow very big before they get hit with the disease again and die off. We have had a few over the years. I think the biggest one made it to 6 " in diameter before it died.
Where I'm at oak wilt and gypsy moths are killing the oaks off. Another 10-15 years in my neighborhood there won't be many still left alive. Luckily our property in lapeer county the oaks are going strong. I can't remember the last time I seen a dead or dying one.
Not enough. Being low on potassium long enough leads to paralysis then death. Never knew that before but I am acutely aware now!!!
It has been a mild Winter in Mass also. It is still cold at night and I keep the fire going. November was very cold here and I have been burning since then. Now that I am retired I do keep the stove going all day. I'm on tote #5 right now and they hold 44 cubic feet of wood. These totes hold 330 gallons which is 44.2 cubic feet. I have the wood stacked well inside. #5 is already 1/3 empty. I'm glad I have a huge woodpile of split wood.
Patent pending?
I have Ash wilt or blight on my property. It started 6 years ago. I had an arborist look at them and he said take them down. I have been doing that as often as I can. The bark at the roots is dying off and killing the trees. He called it Ash blight.
I live in northern Michigan/ogemaw county and have property in lapeer county just about every ash tree is gone or dead. Have been seeing a lot of young regrowth though. Nothing major but seeing a lot of saplings. Not sure if it's root/stump offshoots or what. Maybe the eab ran out of food and moved on. You can see under the bark where they did there damage. I sure hope that blight/disease doesn't wipe them back out again
No yard around me will load a pickup . Maybe a resale place like a landscaper but none of the quarries will . They will load my dump trailer
All of mine were Square bodies . Then I bought the Dodge 3500 when the kids were older
I sold it when I bought the Dodge .Didn’t need two plow trucks . But in hindsight I should have kept it . Low miles very little rust 258ci 6 cyl with granny low 4spd
I will happily taste test your syrup for you.
I seriously would take a 70's era suburban for a family vehicle if I ever found a real nice one.
We’ll see how much I get this year . On average I get 2 to three gallons . A few years ago I did over 5 was a long season .I will happily taste test your syrup for you.
