Now? Probably a lot more than anyone thinks, lolThat dude had enough.
Wonder how many dozers look like that in peoples barns right now.
I don't have a dozer if anyone was wondering.
At least not yet...
**** is getting ready to hit bigass fans….
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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**** is getting ready to hit bigass fans….
Yep, I bet so.
I been looking at this, be a nice step up from the .17 for plinking of vermin at the house. Nice because it takes the same mags as the savage I already have and he's including extra 10 rounders.
I'd still like a nice 22lr sometime, just waiting for the right deal to pop up.
Stop yelling at me, I'll do my best!
it was all over the national news last nite and nite before. nice to see it as the deer see it!... no snows here yet, but CF with winds in a few days: 38f!
cutting wood like that is best done with a sharp box blade and a true square... or straight edge.Who knew that cutting veneer would be so difficult... I've been tripping over this pile of red oak veneer in my shop for at least 15 years. It is past the time to get rid of it! Each sheet is about 14"-15" wide and 10' long. The pile was about 13" thick. I tried the reciprocating saw and that was a disaster... it simply ripped the veneer apart length wise. I figured I'd try the 170. It was still amazingly difficult to cut... To a lessor degree I still have the splitting problem but it will cut... slowly. It would take forever to clamp thin piles together with cauls and cut it with the circular saw so I didn't even try that... Maybe the 661 with an RS chain would do the trick?
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down a bit from where we lived... when those heavy rains came... we would go down and the creeks that had turned into roaring rivers. muddy tan, white caps and running fast! Dad would not let us kids get too close to the edge...
just like this
Smart dad...
wow! ~ i am 6 pages behind... might be easy to do!
sounds like a tough time!Well, I flew into Charlotte NC, and some generous person in the airport gave me, at no charge, the whu-hon flu! AND, it really kicked myazz for several weeks.
Although I feel pretty good now, I have no stamina and have only been doing little piddly jobs, but with sunny 75 out, I decided to run my BSM.. So, off I go to get this "big ugly" and load it on the mills deck,
I need construction lumber, so I milled 3-1/2" and 5-1/2" thick slabs, off the log,
I then load them back on the deck, up on edge, and start taking off the lumber I need,
I don't care about any "wayne" on the boards, as all of this lumber will be used to build firewood boxes, and it's not important at all if it's not hi-grade lumber,
and here's what I got from that log,
It took me a looooong time to get that lumber as I had to stop and rest over and over but at least I got it done!
SR
good to see you are just doing light-duty work! your name did pop up in the thread now n then...
might have been wcc!
Dang man, thats ridiculous.C'mon man...
They still gotta charge me for the 8" they shorted me on the last line item, it was supposed to be 48, not 40".
This gets most my trim done, still probably do something to separate the walls from the gable to make it easier around all the openings. It will get wainscoting all the way around and both sidewalls completed. I probably should have bought a roll of metal and "barrowed"(see what I did there @H-Ranch
) a brake. But I'm already behind the amount of time it took to do all my trees here, it should be sided already.
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i skied Crystal Mtn, WA one winter... on Halloween Day. lift ticket for the day: BOO in orange
if all the AS subscribers posted here daily mite could do it near daily...
Schumacher makes a nice digital 12-v charger for any position. 110-v. i really like it and use it all the time up at the ranch. lead shortening a breeze for anyone adept with a solder gun, etc... unit is about 4x6 or 5x7ish...
the co has gone stylish on their current units. mine is similar to this one
this sc1300 onboard battery charger mite do the trick
hmmm
hadn't thot about one like that. walmart sells this one. USB. and can read bats voltage level, too.
$6 and some change.
USB to 110v. 110v connect to extension cord or wall socket
make an adapter. thinking of getting one of those lighter charger. i like the read out of battery readiness.
there is a hot lead in there somewhere's...
They only work if the lighter/ power point is hot when the ignition is in the off position. You really need to check before buying one and also remember the charge current will need to be pretty small as to not fry the wires that are often pretty small gauge.
