You would be mostly fighting with yourself cause there is next to no one here and I don`t fight on line....LOL
Sure is quiet in here....do I need to start a fight?
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You would be mostly fighting with yourself cause there is next to no one here and I don`t fight on line....LOL
Don't have to fight , we know that Stihl has the better built saw .
Yep, Stihls are superior!
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Better built.....superior......sounds like a Ford ad.....
Military grade!!..
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Military grade!!..
By that you must mean (1) overpriced and (2) rarely works as advertised until the overpriced available upgrades are installed........even then iffy....LOL!!!
Your military equipment same as ours.? Nevah get stuffs that work until many millions spent tryin!!!
Yep, Colin beat you to it by two days, he sent me a PM about them. I still never found them on KI site.
I walked by a Huskee , it made me slow , sorry
No problem Dan, that`s a little further than I want to drive to get those saws, gots too many of them already.....LOL
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I walked by a Huskee , it made me slow , sorry
That's not what made you slow.....it was the fact you was dragging that old leg shackle hooked to that Stihl......."That Ol' Ball and Chain"....word of advise...don't go near deep water......
First snow on the ground, heavy n wet so let it lay, maybe next June will make some hay!
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Just drizzle here today......the bride and I have to go up to Bangor this afternoon.....it may different inland....
If it does make hay I'll probably be buying it next fall.....most of Hoss's baled hay I buy comes from NB or PEI....
Been many years since I last made hay. Started out pitching it loose and eventually got a bailer, then put upwards of 2,500 bales away each summer. Them bales of timothy and clover put a beatin on ya when chuckin them from 7 am to 10 pm, 250+ a day up into the hay mows.
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Yeah.......I know what you mean......in my teens I worked on a sheep farm year 'round......300 head of Gods dumbest creatures....we baled all our own hay....two cuttings a year........early cut....tractors were stuck half the time.....late cut ......would just blister you.....drink gallons of water a day......good times.....$0.75 an hour and he'd NEVAH pay you it all to once.......lil' dribble here....lil' dribble there.....always paid up in the end and was writ down in the big book, but never enough at one time so you could do anything with it....good times......
Always had a darker tan after haying season ended around mid August....LOL
That sisal string sure was rough on the hands.
That sisal string sure was rough on the hands.
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Damn....raining like a cow pizzing on a flat rock!!!!!!! Gonna have to make a run for the truck......not liking this!!!!
Yessir ree, rain pounding down steady with high gusts of wind. Been out in it most of the day, damp I am!
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