Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX GTG (Next GTG 08/27/2016 ) Fort Scott, KS
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sawnami
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Checking the timing on the Mono.
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WKEND LUMBERJAK
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Carl must be sleeping in .good morning Thomas.
Good Morning Kenneth. All is well here. Hope everybody has a good one.
Morning midlanders!
Actually I was up at two am but just to nod to mother nature.
Babysitting Carlee and Brody while Sarah and Mike go to Vegas for Mikr's 40th birthday.[emoji6]
Actually I was up at two am but just to nod to mother nature.
Babysitting Carlee and Brody while Sarah and Mike go to Vegas for Mikr's 40th birthday.[emoji6]
Hedgerow
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Can he keep it at $4000 or less?
His builds are usually rather robust.
I.E. Expensive components = expensive splitter.
Homelite410
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He said 8500
This was my first thought for the money you want to spend. Paul may give you a discount also, since you are a charity.
Hedgerow
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Hedgerow
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Good call.. I had that thought, but wasn't sure he was comfortable with the kinetic idea.
Locust Cutter
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It might be worth trying to take some quality video at the next charity cut that either Doug or Don can make with the J and of HD and S.E. models getting put through their paces. Especially if some kind of cheap but decent looking Banner could be hung in the frame indicating that it was a charity cut. Then see if between the charity angle (I assume 501c3) and the video(s) that Paul might be willing to deal a bit. That could be some good-free advertising for his products (and everyone likes to see good charity in action). It might be a win-win all around. Just a thought.
workshop
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I know he saw them at Mansfield, but don't know if he really paid attention to them. Pretty sure all he's ever worked with is hydraulics. Hydro's are the best for gnarly stuff, no dought. But SS will still do it. It's all a matter of learning the machine. Guess I'll have to put on the salesman's cap and start talking.
I think Paul at SS is giving out my number. Got a call from a guy this week wanting to try a SS. Told him about the Iowa GTG and said he could try one there or my place.
Hedgerow
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Maybe Paul is trying to send you free labor.. Err.... "Test run folks"
Poulan 3300 is a runner and cutter.
Don't pass one up fellas. It be a Farm Boss beater. Less weight to boot.
Get out the Rapalla fishing scale to check.
Don't pass one up fellas. It be a Farm Boss beater. Less weight to boot.
Get out the Rapalla fishing scale to check.
cobey
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I can't touch a Stihl without it taking
A crap... Got the 064 out to cut tomorrow and it fergot how to 4 stroke. ...
Oh well it can Live on the old 066 gallon bucket for a while I'm not up for messing ln side them things....... at least one worth fixing ..... I Need A new Big saw
A crap... Got the 064 out to cut tomorrow and it fergot how to 4 stroke. ...
Oh well it can Live on the old 066 gallon bucket for a while I'm not up for messing ln side them things....... at least one worth fixing ..... I Need A new Big saw
workshop
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A local that used to help occasionally has a Timberwolf TW5 that, I would say is pretty close to being like Hinerman's. Closest dealer is St. Genevieve. $8300.00.
I've started working on Ed about an SS.
Stihl MS290, 56cc w/.325 x 18"-----18# 1oz
Poulan 3300, 54cc w/.325 x 20"-------16# even.
Both filled up ready to rock.
Poulan 3300, 54cc w/.325 x 20"-------16# even.
Both filled up ready to rock.
Now I want a Poulan 365, 3500 or 3600 to play with. Same as 3300 only 60cc.[emoji12]
