the orange tone is starting to look a little red as in pale with the worry that "mr. I am loved by all" is seeing the real dislike of him! lol
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Normally you can measure cold or warm . I prefer cold level indicator on the stick initially . Then I double check the hot level indication mark after a few hrs running and adjust the level accordingly on a level surface .
Not sure where the 9% comes from, but its very conservative even amongst conservatives.
Michigan is now on lockdown other than non essential businesses.
He’s on the other side of the equator. The US summer of 2020 will be the Aussie/NZ winter of 2020.
Scrouge Upsate
Lots left, no bugs, beers cold.
Lots left, no bugs, beers cold.
Holly Crap … we are getting real snow! Hardly any in the winter, but now that it is Spring … and they said it would turn to rain at 1:00 … well that rain is real white and sticking!
Nothing but rain here in Philadelphia. 0.3” total for the whole winter.
We got 3" yesterday and others got 6" to the south of us.
Sweet!
Looks like you stihl have some big units in the background to get through, too.
I'm still looking for a 56-58 Chrysler Ute. But, couldn't afford to ship it, if I found it, so I'll just keep dreaming about one.
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Yeah buddy a lot moreSweet!
Looks like you stihl have some big units in the background to get through, too.
It's a Chinese Jinma, Northern Tools version, NorTrac 204c. 3 cylinder diesel, 20HP. I down loaded a manual, but there is so much difference in changes within a model, it makes it hard to figure stuff out. I have a lever behind the engine block, there is a turtle and rabbit on the knob, and an "H" and "L" cast in the case. So, obviously Hi and Lo range. Then back by the seat is another lever with "H" and "L" cast in the case. I called the dealer and he said they both perform the same Hi LO function. So, I put the rear lever in L and the front lever in H and that's how I've been using it. I put the front lever in L too, and holy cow, a snail is faster. Looks like it has a two speed rear and a two speed transfer case. I keep checking Tractordata, it lists it, but haven't learned much yet. I just know I like it. It will pick my BIL"s Kubota 1850 up and throw it over it's shoulder. It's bigger than a Kubota "B" or "BX". They will fit on my dump trailer and close the ramp. This one the rear tires hang about 6" out the back.
KiwiBro
Mill 'em, nails be damned.
Good luck. A few local links for you to keep checking:
https://www.autotrader.co.nz/used-cars-for-sale/search-chrysler?sort=OlderVehicles
https://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used-cars/chrysler
Wow, just checked Tractordata and my BIL's BX1850 is only 1255 pounds, my Nortrack is 2700 pounds, so it is a bigger tractor.
I like the 71 Wayfarer, but at 55,000, it'll have to stay down there.
Thats getting up closer to my L3800 Kubota which is the largest of the compact utility tractors. It's a nice size, but with the loader its something you want a tandem trailer for vs a single axle. I like the size, but would still like a smaller one too, they are like saws, one just isn't enough lol.
Today’s scrounging.
A nice big ash that has been vertically seasoning. Ready to go right in the stove. Got to throw in a pic of my truck too[emoji847]
Just about got the trails cleared wide enough for me to make it all the way to the West side of my property driving along the south property line with my truck.
Good thing I didn’t actually go for it today. After walking through the trails back-and-forth with the wagon we started to notice that there was a bit of swampiness still left after you broke the first few inches of soil.[emoji15]
Would have been stuck guarantee.
Sent while firmly grasping my redline lubed RAM [emoji231]
Best looking truck on the market right now if you ask me. I particularly like the plain jane work trucks with steel rims and painted step bumpers. I just wish they'd go back to calling a Dodge a Dodge.
This was the situation in the AM, now its all gone here.
Glad I covered the wood pile last night and put the quad away.
Glad I covered the wood pile last night and put the quad away.
Had a few corona-zombie bodies to take care of...
