GPX433Todd
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I'm sure he does. I sent him a text.
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And the weekends after that are the WI deer season. The WI youth deer gun hunt weekend is 1 week from today too. Would have liked to have had it in October but when asking about it most people said early November would work for them. Maybe we'll have a mild winter and get another work weekend in after all the deer hunting is over.
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It's a Trail 110.
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Y'all see this. http://www.arboristsite.com/community/index.php?threads/286637/
Go Fund Me Fundraiser For Adirondackstihl
Go Fund Me Fundraiser For Adirondackstihl
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. And an abundance of prizes for those who donate.
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It is in pretty decent shape. I have had a bunch of cl 90s over the years, and a cl 90 was my very first bike. I have always wanted a 110 so when I found this one I had to have it. Out of all of the ones I have had this is the first one I have owned with a title.
dieselfitter
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Nice motorbike. I have a 1966 Honda CM91. Some day I will pull it out of the shed and start riding it again. Here is a picture of one I found on the web:
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I have been in love with the little Hondas for as long as I can remember. I have had several different bikes over the years but always return to the little Hondas.
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Has anyone worked on a stihl ht131 pole saw.....specifically the shaft. Got a few to fix and can't figure it out. Suffering from bad vibration. I know the shaft has been bent so I replaced the extension shaft but it still vibrates. I have an IPL. Shows there is a few bearings on the inside of the main shaft. Can these be replaced or am I to get a new main shaft? Doing a repair for someone. Have 2 that need to be fixed actually.
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I recently bought one. I was warned that the pole is the most complicated and vulnerable part. Not fun to work on.
Maybe 'experiment' on first one?
Good luck.
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Ive got a HT101,I had problem with shaft not turnin when u extend it.It vibrated some too.It ended up that the shaft was comin off at the clutch,fixed that and works fine now.
something to check.
something to check.
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I'll take some pics. Maybe we can all learn together eh!
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Where do I post a pic of my Norway pumpkin I carved today?If we all pitched in to buy this, we could maybe use the parking lots for GTGs?
http://www.brainerddispatch.com/news/3856151-mills-fleet-farm-announces-it-courting-suitors-sale
Mills Fleet Farm announces it is courting suitors for sale
By Renee Richardson on Oct 7, 2015 at 7:34 p.m.
Mills Fleet Farm may have a new ownership later this year or early in 2016.
Wednesday, Mills Fleet Farm confirmed it is in the process of looking at a large pool of business suitors to find the right one to take the company to the next level of growth for the future.
The family company, which makes its headquarters in Brainerd, first started serving customers as Fleet Wholesale Supply in 1955 and now employs about 6,000 in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and North Dakota. The company's 36th store is currently under construction in Hermantown near Duluth and will continue for a planned 2016 opening.
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Philbert
http://www.brainerddispatch.com/news/3856151-mills-fleet-farm-announces-it-courting-suitors-sale
Mills Fleet Farm announces it is courting suitors for sale
By Renee Richardson on Oct 7, 2015 at 7:34 p.m.
Mills Fleet Farm may have a new ownership later this year or early in 2016.
Wednesday, Mills Fleet Farm confirmed it is in the process of looking at a large pool of business suitors to find the right one to take the company to the next level of growth for the future.
The family company, which makes its headquarters in Brainerd, first started serving customers as Fleet Wholesale Supply in 1955 and now employs about 6,000 in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and North Dakota. The company's 36th store is currently under construction in Hermantown near Duluth and will continue for a planned 2016 opening.
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And we could add vintage saw restoration, hot saw options, and various indoor/outdoor chainsaw shananagins to the list of Mills services. I think it is a great idea.
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