Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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My first saw came from a store called Viking Village. They sold Husqvarna power equipment, Husqvarna sewing machines, and Pfaff sewing machines. Eventually they dropped power equipment and just sell sewing machines.
Maybe the longest drawn out joke on the forum is the highly valuable black walnut[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
Either that or Brett wearing pajamas running a saw
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I noticed that HVBW has poured over into some of the facebook saw/firewood groups now too LOL
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Thanks. It's better that I don't ride them, I really enjoy fast! I get my rpm fix with saws these days, it's a lot cheaper, and I can heat the house with the results
.It's looking good in there.
I have about on more row to finish filling mine too
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About 20 years ago I had a bike, only a 600 but still deadly fast.Thanks. It's better that I don't ride them, I really enjoy fast! I get my rpm fix with saws these days, it's a lot cheaper, and I can heat the house with the results
It's looking good in there.
I have about on more row to finish filling mine too
The issues with riding a rocket up here is that they are cold bikes to ride on so the season is rather short. Secondly, deer like to eat grass along roadways and frequently cross roads on warm summer evenings which makes for a huge risk.
My first two stroke. Bought it at 16 years old. 1975 Kawasaki two stroke triple, 500cc.He had a 750 but refused to sell that to me....
Yesterday we had some heavy rain so no scrounging I walked out to the truck and sank into the grass. Muddy mess . Daughter has had no power since yesterday afternoon. She has a small genny there but shes using my camper trailer to cook . House is all electric camper runs on 12 volt and propane for cooking and refrigeration. I store it at her place . Cause she has a paved area for it nothing worse than sitting on grass
I was just going to sand and buff out the imperfections got some on the first flood but decided to do another flood coat . So it's got the seal and two flood coats about 1/4 inch total . Should be waterproof .
I was just going to sand and buff out the imperfections got some on the first flood but decided to do another flood coat . So it's got the seal and two flood coats about 1/4 inch total . Should be waterproof .
I had a 750 triple sold it bought a KZ 650 Kawasaki 4 cyl in 78. Soltz that one bought a 76 KZ 750 twin . Then in 85 bought a 75 glod wing . Had the Vetter fairing and bags .
Still have my H1, prices are getting stupid high for me to even fathom adding an H2 one day......I've yet to see another two stroke road bike in these parts except mine.
If you know what to do with it you can make some good money . Over the years I've sold about 30 odd pieces . Made a hell of a lot more off them than I would have rather than a few hours of heat .
I know,
Just the joshing around about it is funny
Now that im getting a mill setup figured out. I can take advantage of HVBW..[emoji1303][emoji1303][emoji1303][emoji1303]
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That looks sweet.
You're right, I don't buy vehicles that have been stored on grass, they get that rust that bubbles real bad. When I'm looking at pictures of cars online if I see any of that type of rust under the hood I'm out.
High waters this year and wind have been helping out! My swamp is a lot more swamp this spring[emoji1787]
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My uncle bought a 400 tripple in 76 I think .
Drove it for years then put it away in the shed , sold it in the early 2000's for what he paid new lol
I own one of them and know how to use it
