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I've been outta the saw loop for awhile. Thanks for the heads up Homey 410...I'll try to bring dad's old Mono to life and bring it along...if it won't cut wood, it definitely will make noise and blue smoke!

Sorry for your loss...those memories are priceless and will help you through the days ahead. We used to heat our farm house 100% with wood. We had a belt driven saw rig mounted to a 1936 John Deere A tractor. With one man on each side of the whirling blade he always said "Let the saw do the...

She knows you're telling the truth.

Dammit, I've been looking forward to this for months, now I'm sick. I woke up this morning with plugged sinus, a cough that hurts like hell...WTF, why this weekend? Out of respect for all of you, I'm going to stay away so I don't become the Iowa GTG Sicko and infect all of you. Vicks and...

If they both run....perfect! :msp_biggrin:

Hey there Homelite 410, where do you want us to park upon arrival? I remember some of the road ditches bein' kinda steep around there! :msp_scared: Wasn't sure how you had the Ponderosa set up for this. I'm planning to be there mid morning

Ole Geraldo was / is kind of a goof ball, but he'd try anything once, kind of looked like the saw was getting the best of him. As mentioned, that line when the tree begins to fall was priceless.

Wendell, I don't think there are any motels in BP...the closest might be just off Hwy 30 in Tama / Toledo...about a 20 minute drive west of the GTG. Just saw Mo. Jim's post...there ya go.

If you sent before and after pics to the old owner, he'd pit in his shants! Very nice craftsmanship and detail.

Nice jobe on your first carving! Glad you have the saw thing sorted out...How long did it take to carve the bear?

Your never out of money as long as you have checks!......:msp_w00t:

I've never seen them in the store...Are they located next to the milk and cheese?

Pond scum?

Never mind me...just re-subscribing...where's that little guy with the box of popcorn....ah hell with it :hmm3grin2orange:

Any room here for a mid grade? My MS271 brush cutter, it may be mid-grade, but gets with the program when it is in a cut.

Any chance you could post a picture?

We had a Woodchuck Model 4000 in our ole farm house. It has an 8 inch flue, shaker grates, and very reliable. It is still burning going on 25+ years.

I've had good luck with this...

A thief ambitious enough to do manual labor is pretty rare...not impossible, but rare.

Cha-Ching! What a find.