LonestarStihl
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Yes sir. That’s probably where it’ll be stored, in the tackle box
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Yes sir. That’s probably where it’ll be stored, in the tackle box
You get one that weighs oz or lb..
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LonestarStihl
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Says lbs, kg, and oz so I should be covered
Don't need the lb for fishing, believe me.
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LonestarStihl
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Don't need the lb for fishing, believe me.
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Not the ones I catch that’s for sure lol. Lbs for saws and for the fish my kids catch lol
If you enlarged the picture and cover my hand, it looks like a 6 lber
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Headed to a Coleman collectors meet Sat. Cordele Ga.--Veterans state park--Bringing home made tomato soup and pimiento cheese sandwiches. Cooking pineapple upside down cake for dutch oven desert cook off. Hope to pick up some vintage COLEMAN STUFF. Older member is going to bring me a Mcculloch saw that belonged to his wifes grandad--1958 -not sure of model. My 1st meet--excited--David
Kensie1988
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Good to see you doing well David! If it’s 1958 then it’s most likely a 3-25 or 4-30, technically the actual first one man Chainsaw ever developed was the 3-25 in 1949.
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My Clinton D60 is 35 pounds with bar and chain... made in 1957 when men were manly!
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I need to head up to your house and eat, sounds good.
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I second that, my cafeteria is beginning to suck bad. What I would give for a good home cooked breakfast. They manage to screw up everything including pancakes and noodles!
Just a 2.5 hour ride from my house to the park, but I'm working.
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Saws that are heavy--For some reason the ones with cast iron cylinder liners and gear reduction I am drawn to --LOL!! Don't forget to add a bow or long bar with 1/2 inch chain...David
Need some sunny side eggs, bacon, grits, biscuits and sausage.
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Man, that's a weight set. That's pumping some iron.
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Yep, nothing like a warm meal to get you started in the morning. Not looking forward to tomorrow, got to wait until 9:30 until it opens, and I'm not walking something like a mile to get breakfast earlier. Ever wonder why college kids always sleep in, well when breakfast doesn't start until 7:30 on weekdays either. I promise I will quite complaining for a while now.
Get you a coffee maker, put water in pot, add hotdogs, turn coffee maker on and put buns on top, lunch ready in 15 to 20 minutes.
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Maybe able to do that with hot links.
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Mac&Homelite
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True, but I pay enough for my meal plan. Ends up being slightly more than my housing if I remember correctly. Just feel like I should utilize it the most I can, despite it's tendency to be inedible at times. The campus always wonders why no one really likes going there to eat, and between the hours of operation and quality of the food, they should figure it out by now. Ehh, it's only for a couple of years I guess.
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Also a good way to make some ramen noodles in a dorm
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