Here in the Midwest, the term noodling applies to some fisherman who stick there arms in hollow submerged logs and grab catfish lying within. So maybe you can see my confusion
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Laudy, I’m getting old. Recently I’ve read some of my old posts and remembered them like yesterday, and they were 4-5-6 years old. Only problem, I can’t remember yesterday.
Yep, in fishing circles, same here.Here in the Midwest, the term noodling applies to some fisherman who stick there arms in hollow submerged logs and grab catfish lying within. So maybe you can see my confusion
Here in the Midwest, the term noodling applies to some fisherman who stick there arms in hollow submerged logs and grab catfish lying within. So maybe you can see my confusion
Thats what I thought at first too. Noodling isn’t allowed here, but it’s known.
KiwiBro
Mill 'em, nails be damned.
Not being all that familiar with timber from up your way, it looks a bit like Hevea (Rubberwood) we get from Malaysia.
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Regret a 70cc with heat....?
You better not regret that [emoji1787]
I was wishing for heat all winter.
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Probably right. Chairs say made in Malaysia on the bottom.
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Cut some today. Mixed with hickory
Blood root now in bloom.
And the day is now done with these 4 loads. But there is always tomorrow...
1500lbs? That aint no Ranger!Danger ranger! Getin it done!!
The wife said “lets use my truck today.”
I know her plan. She well get a truck wash afterwards [emoji23]. This thing may not hold much (though the 1500lbs payload is nice) but is sure dosnt sink in the mud like my Truck
3 load with it today and it hardly broke through the first few inches of mud.
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Got my 4th wind after dinner so I went to get another load before dark. And bonus pics of the ash within striking distance of my current landing. The one with bark is not as dry as the others.
Nice! Even has hangers for your cable
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Believe it!!!
Yup the payload on them is killer now!!!
I have YET to get it to squat past level. I will need some green wet oak stacked tight and high to do that.
I really like the truck
https://media.ford.com/content/dam/...a/US/product/2019/ranger/19RAN_Tech_Specs.pdf
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Not scrounging but it is wood related. Finally getting around to refinishing the kitchen table. It's a heavy ess ohh bee! There are two leaves not in the picture. Have no idea what kind of wood it is, but I'm going to use walnut stain so that it will be highly valuable!
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Looks like oak once you got it srtipped
Bobby Kirbos
Scrounger of Cellulose Based BTUs
Or invest in a breaker/spinner.
I had a 84 2.0, 88 3.0 or 2.6, 94 3.0, 04 4.0, my 84 and 94 had many loads that id have to get on the brakes to get the front wheels back on the ground!Believe it!!!
Yup the payload on them is killer now!!!
I have YET to get it to squat past level. I will need some green wet oak stacked tight and high to do that.
I really like the truck
https://media.ford.com/content/dam/...a/US/product/2019/ranger/19RAN_Tech_Specs.pdf
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I wanted a new Ranger so i just bought a 2007.
Meanwhile somewhere in Canada, online learning has stopped, full time scrounging in full gear!
I had an original year Ranger, it was bare bones. 2 WD, Standard Cab, 4 Speed Stick and a 2.3 liter motor. It was Blue and held up well for us. No AC or nothin!
Years later we got a 3.0 w/Extended Cab and 4WD that was much nicer. (Black with Grey trim and polished Alum Wheels, and A/C, was real nice). Went with the X in the divorce.
Years later we got a 3.0 w/Extended Cab and 4WD that was much nicer. (Black with Grey trim and polished Alum Wheels, and A/C, was real nice). Went with the X in the divorce.
FYI, Rip chain is for milling, not ripping. Your milling will go faster with narrow kerf rip chain.
However, square file works well for all of it.
However, square file works well for all of it.
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I had a 2003 4x4 ranger with the 4.0L
That truck was fun.
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