Not all but I have seen garbage trucks with left and right steering wheels. Seems it's for when only one person on the pickup route and and they drive with the LH side and get out to pick up the trash safely curbside.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Think I asked once before but I have CRS . The metal on the tail gate something you made or is it commercially available? Would be nice to have on the dodgeThe mutt saw was the choice yesterday . Got about 12 logs and a BUNCH of brush drug out of the woods for trail making.
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RHD is very rare here, but I did see a imported military style jeep with it a few years ago.
That F-150 looks cool, but I'm glad that I can speed shift the Mustang right handed! I think changing hands to shift and steer with would really screw me up after all these years!
That F-150 looks cool, but I'm glad that I can speed shift the Mustang right handed! I think changing hands to shift and steer with would really screw me up after all these years!
Those are nice saws for an older saw. The guys who know saw say the 281 is just as fast as the 288 until you get a 32 on and the 281 is easier to find that's not been beat to death.
I had a 288 one time, first 2 series saw I owned, I'd rather have a 390xp.
You just gotta start looking hard, you'll find one, 394/5's are easy to get, but I'd rather run a 660/661 with a side tensioner. Did you see that coming Steve
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Thanks. It was a mess out here, we lost over 20 trees in the yard and then a few in the woods.
Not cottonwood, clue it's one of my favorites
.I can bring whatever you'd like me to when I stop out in the next week or so
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This one has a 12'+ main, then they were all over the place, I wonder if it had been damaged when it was young or even topped off, never seen one like this as they always have a main and then branches off that.
I don't see much chestnut around here, I had some a while back that a bunch of got punky pretty fast, not a wood I would seek out.
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Rally/protest 1/7 D.C. Just letting you know.
I've seen a few RHD Land Rovers over here. Not common, but every now and again you'll see them in some of the affluent neighborhoods where I sell firewood.
$90 for the dry maple loaded In the van, and $90 for the load of green oak on the right. Extra money for the holidays.
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I read it was 1/6, per DJT's tweet.
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Thanks. It was a mess out here, we lost over 20 trees in the yard and then a few in the woods.
Not cottonwood, clue it's one of my favorites
I can bring whatever you'd like me to when I stop out in the next week or so
Hmm, the bark doesn't look like locust. Oak?
Maybe bring that one 372, and you can leave it here for safe keeping.... LOL
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Yea that
He was talking about Chestnut Oak, which is in the White Oak Family (aka Rock Oak) and I will assure you it does not go punky fast, especially if it is off the ground, it will last for decades!
The sap wood rots and it gets real weathered looking, but the heart wood gets as hard as a rock and lasts for a long, long time.
My indoor stash is holding up well hasn’t been to cold yet I shouldn’t need to bring anymore in this spring
The mutt saw was the choice yesterday .
Nice.
I like the vise mount too.
Philbert
Right, we've had this conversation before. It was on the ground, and no other wood rots that quickly here at the house other than box elder(the maple). As with most things, YMMV, glad its worked for you
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