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Ontario Firewood Resource
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With all this vaccine talk, I have...demic in the next adminstration on Nov. 2016!You must have missed the newest report based on Israelis vacs records, we've now hit 97% effective.
I remember when the 550 came out it was what 20-30% faster/better than the 346, how'd that work out.
Lets be real, it was created in less time than any other vac and somehow it's magically almost 100% when other flu vacs are typically 30-60 effective lol.
Seems kind of insensitive to those who have had issues.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/utah-mom-dies-four-days-after-taking-covid-vaccine[/
Is it just me, or does it feel like ArboristSite needs a place for "Off Topic Discussion"?
And just to keep this post on topic:
And just to keep this post on topic:
This thread does stray ONCE in a while Jere.
. It's up to us old guys to keep things on topic every now and then. 
Might be a while if these last as long as the factory ones did on the F150. Got almost 40K miles out of those Hankook's. Hoping the Michelin's do as well.
We had a good off topic forum but once they closed the Politics and Religion forum, all of the goobers from PR moved there and wreck every thread (and apparently, with no repercussions). I don’t even go there anymore.
Buy an electric auger. It will drill over 100 holes on a charge.
Those are two types of old steel wheels.
Sort of on topic-I talked to the retired former owner of the local lumberyard yesterday. He said he expects that lumber prices should come back to earth by mid summer.
This is the only pic I've been able to find of my Dad's 72 C30. He bought it new, it had a 350 4 barrel, and would fry the duels on it in second gear. First was a granny. I was 18, me in the pic, and if it had an engine and tires, I had to try and turn them. In 78 he bought a new F600 dump, and put the C30 in the barn, thinking he was keeping it out of the weather. Only used it when we needed 3 trucks on a job, or to pull my 57 Lyman boat to go fishing and tow my race cars to the track. Unfortunately the barn was dirt floor and stayed damp enough that it started rusting in the back of the cab. One day I got in and when I closed the door, rust fell all over me. The caulking in the rain gutter was all gone and it started rusting around the wind shield. In 86, when Dad retired, he gave it to me. I was at Carlisle one year and a guy had a tractor trailer load of truck cabs out of Texas. he had a 72 Custom cab with $500 on it, but I was too late it already sold. Back then there was no source of repro body parts, and the dealers didn't have any. I sold it at auction and got $400 for it. Only had 40,000 miles on it. . The trailer on the back is the 42 foot trailer I just replaced as our hunting camp bunk house.
I just bought 12, 2X4's, to frame in windows on the new bunk house. Lowes had 2 grades, premium framing at almost $8, and regular framing at $6+. I dug through half a pallet of the regulars to get 12, most had bark on two sides. We got 4 windows in, and decided they were fine for the back of the the bunk house and bedroom, but didn't offer enough view for the front. My brother in law suggested we take the Jalousie Bay Window out of the old trailer for a memento of the old trailer. Returned two of the new windows and plan on pulling the bay window out Sat. Since we still sleep in the trailer while working on the new building, I'll just screw a sheet of ply wood over the big hole. A couple pics of the new and old.
Inside pic of what we refer to as the WV room, the addition sticking off the back of the trailer. The 6X6 beams it sits on, I milled with my MS 290, and the table I milled with my Homelite Super 1050, still on topic.
“Bark on two sides”. Sounds about right!!
Treated 8’ 4x4’s are $39 up here right now.
Treated 8’ 4x4’s are $39 up here right now.
Nice building. What's it for?I just bought 12, 2X4's, to frame in windows on the new bunk house. Lowes had 2 grades, premium framing at almost $8, and regular framing at $6+. I dug through half a pallet of the regulars to get 12, most had bark on two sides. We got 4 windows in, and decided they were fine for the back of the the bunk house and bedroom, but didn't offer enough view for the front. My brother in law suggested we take the Jalousie Bay Window out of the old trailer for a memento of the old trailer. Returned two of the new windows and plan on pulling the bay window out Sat. Since we still sleep in the trailer while working on the new building, I'll just screw a sheet of ply wood over the big hole. A couple pics of the new and old.
I want to build a garage at the house that is big enough for full size vehicles but small enough to heat. Right now I have a 42x45 pole barn and a12 x 20 garage that is too low to fit anything but a car. But NFW I am doing that until prices normalize.
In a perfect world I could convert the small garage to a wood shop and use the 3rd stall on the new garage to work on mechanical stuff. Sawdust and engine repair don't play well together.
In a perfect world I could convert the small garage to a wood shop and use the 3rd stall on the new garage to work on mechanical stuff. Sawdust and engine repair don't play well together.
So you guys couldn't handle the truth .
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