Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)

[U&A]

You grow them in cement blocks to get that shape?

No.

I get them shipped in from California were everything is perfect ([emoji1785]) including the trees that grow in lumber dimensions...[emoji16]






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[Deleted member 149229]

No.

I get them shipped in from California were everything is perfect ([emoji1785]) including the trees that grow in lumber dimensions...[emoji16]






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Careful, California probably has them labeled to cause cancer.

 

[dancan]

Well , 24hrs since the last bit of heat from the furnace and I'm running Ac lol

 

[U&A]

Careful, California probably has them labeled to cause cancer.

Well crap,


I forgot about that......[emoji20]

I did see that printed on a piece of plywood at the hardware store a couple days ago.

“Wood dust causes cancer”


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[MustangMike]

I put in the ACs a couple of days ago … right after the 40* nights that made it too cold to start the garden!

I rode my bike w/o the Grand Kids for the fist time this year this afternoon … let me tell you it got hot! Only went 23+ miles, but after 19 miles I took the uphills slowly!

I don't go to CA … everything there gives you cancer!!!

 

[U&A]

I put in the ACs a couple of days ago … right after the 40* nights that made it too cold to start the garden!

I rode my bike w/o the Grand Kids for the fist time this year this afternoon … let me tell you it got hot! Only went 23+ miles, but after 19 miles I took the uphills slowly!

I don't go to CA … everything there gives you cancer!!!

I dont go either


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[KiwiBro]

Its top of the line.

Rhino Linner has moved on to industrial type coatings they are not really in the truck market anymore. Its not their focus.

Get the lineX


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Thank you. I'll look into it some more then.

 

[Deleted member 150358]

Made some progress. Ready to shingle but sposed to start raining about 6 am so dunno when it will happen.





Not a roofer that's for sure! But its getting there. Had to replace a lot of rotted stuff wasn't fit for kindling.

 

[Deleted member 149229]

Made some progress. Ready to shingle but sposed to start raining about 6 am so dunno when it will happen.





Not a roofer that's for sure! But its getting there. Had to replace a lot of rotted stuff wasn't fit for kindling.

That’s one big house.

 

[KiwiBro]

That’s one big house.

Gonna need a bigger firewood pile

 

[chipper1]

It was used to pull a dump trailer for fire wood.

Its got a redhead steering box installed. So shouldn't have to worry about that.

They like to eat front ball joints too.

Thank you. I'll look into it some more then.

That bedliner is a great product here in the states, it's not cheap, but you know the adage you get what you pay for.

 

[KiwiBro]

They like to eat front ball joints too.

That bedliner is a great product here in the states, it's not cheap, but you know the adage you get what you pay for.

tks. They have a NZ agent so might be worth a phone call.

 

[woodchip rookie]

I have spray in bed liner in my dually. The utility bed truck does not. I prefer no liner. Nothing slides on the liner. You cant slide wood out of the truck and you cant slide it in from the ground. You have to roll everything in/out of the truck.

 

[James Miller]

My BIL picked up a new truck Friday. You can put alot of wood in a 6' bed when it's almost 2 feet deep. He offered me $100 a load for the storm damage maple. I told him fill it up and come back for the rest when you have time.

 

[chipper1]

View attachment 740555 My BIL picked up a new truck Friday. You can put alot of wood in a 6' bed when it's almost 2 feet deep. He offered me $100 a load for the storm damage maple. I told him fill it up and come back for the rest when you have time.

That works well, so much for having too much lol.
I met a guy last night when we were out fishing who had the exact truck, I said I like it, he said it's new only 300 miles, they were just out taking a drive .

 

[James Miller]

That works well, so much for having too much lol.
I met a guy last night when we were out fishing who had the exact truck, I said I like it, he said it's new only 300 miles, they were just out taking a drive .

That ones got 12k on it. He was driving one of the honda CRZ hybrids but found out his girlfriend is pregnant so truck it is.

 

[chipper1]

That ones got 12k on it. He was driving one of the honda CRZ hybrids but found out his girlfriend is pregnant so truck it is.

He's gonna need a topper or bed cover before too long lol.

 

[dancan]

That back window looks real spensive , jus sayin lol

 

[James Miller]

That back window looks real spensive , jus sayin lol

I said the same thing when we were loading it. He was just chucking splits in the bed. I was waiting for one to get the back window.

 

[JustJeff]

Is anyone familiar with the line-x spray on bed liner?

https://linex.com/bedliners

Supposed to be quite a phenomenal coating but who knows?
The plastic liner in my ute (we don't call 'em trucks down here) has cracked in the corners. Apart from that it has handled everything I've thrown at it. If the line-x coating is as durable and tenacious as they claim, then I wonder if it might be a better option than a plastic liner on the next ute. But I tend to take the claims of any coatings supplier/applicator as a very rough guide only until I learn of real-world history of average users.

From experience, I prefer a plastic liner to a spray in liner. A plastic liner will protect from dents, it will take spilled gas, ease of sliding things in and out, if you gouge it with a sharp edge it's not a problem. I've never had one crack and owned a truck with one for 14 years.
Some guys like the spray in liner and line-x is a top brand.

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