I like roasted backstrap smothered in Valdelia onions, slow roasted wrapped in foil.
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No telling when they'll fire up the grill on this one, just kept hearing my daughter and son inlaw saying "That's gonna be some tender meat".
Steve
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He shot a little high and broke her back. Daughter texted me when I was coming out from hunting to come finish it off.
Steve
Steve
They won't do tradition. I did the blood at 15. He's probably got it all over him.
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Steve
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I didn't feel like buying something, at least not yet, so it's just EPDM roofing material scraps from some other project and cut into long strips. Also got lazy and didn't make a continuous strip so you kinda see the bump about half way through it where it got layered thick. Seems to work well so far.
What's the name of the company that makes rifle straps, they also make straps for weedeaters and also handle wraps for saws. Almost got one for the weedeater but decided to go with a full harness, something more easier on the old back.
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May also be due to an unrestricted choke, I have a super 3270 on the way that still has the primer, so it's unrestricted, but it has the same muffler as my SC's, be interesting to see how much it differs from the SC's, I have a couple 14 series with the duel port muffler that I could swap out just to try also....
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May also be due to an unrestricted choke, I have a super 3270 on the way that still has the primer, so it's unrestricted, but it has the same muffler as my SC's, be interesting to see how much it differs from the SC's, I have a couple 14 series with the duel port muffler that I could swap out just to try also....
I don't have any others in the series to compare it to, but my 3200 (essentially the same) with fresh rings, a dual port muffler and primer is a surprisingly powerful saw.
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Dang fellas, been gone for a while and I’m only behind 792 posts? Y’all slackin?
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Hello old friend, been missing ya, I've asked Kensie off and on how you've been doing. Good to hear from ya.
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Uncle Mike’s?
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I figured I’d stop and say hey. Trying to be more social
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New project to get going, coil showed up. Son inlaw buys them, but don't know jack about fixing them.
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Steve
Got aftermarket coil installed, had to modify mounting bracket on saw. Instead of a ground wire coming out of coil, the have a wire tab coming out and riveted to the coil frame. Had to trim bracket so it would bolt on. Saw fires on a squirt of fuel so now to install fuel line.
Steve
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Can't believe it, the place I get line at didn't carry the size I needed and both saw shops closed at 12, John Deere even changed store hours on Saturday. Guess I'll visit my old saw dealer for line Monday.
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So what's every body up to? We've been cleaning out the creek fence. Will start next weekend rebuilding the upper one.
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Looks like clip from “Gold Rush.”So what's every body up to? We've been cleaning out the creek fence. Will start next weekend rebuilding the upper one.
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Not much here. Just getting ready for winter getting the snowblowers going, and moving stuff around. Little mowing but that's pretty well done now. Hardly any wrenching, bout the only thing I got going is the Onan on the miller welder. Putting new gaskets on the intake/exhaust manifolds to get rid of my air leak off of the carb. Last guy put on the completely wrong gasket, but what can you do?
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