Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)

[chipper1]

other stuff......
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Sweet.
45 or 9mm, that should get a few guys riled up.

 

[Sawdust Man]

Sweet.
45 or 9mm, that should get a few guys riled up.

10mm

 

[Kodiak Kid]

This is all pretty rare cast. The trivit was once brass believe it or not. Not the horse shoe. The other one!
The waffle Iron has that big skirt for holding coals when cook over an open fire, so one dosent get coals all over the flat Irons and waffles them selves. I just use the flat irons on the woodstove, but I usually only cook waffles on the coldest winter days because Ive got to get the stove really hot to heat the irons hot enough and I gotta use bacon grease or butter to keep them from sticking Then that usually drips on the wood stove and smokes bad before catching fire. All that jazz.
To do the waffles up proper? Its a big pain in my a**! Most the time I use the George Foreman Waffle implement fir his grill!

Thr Wagner mini Dutch and the Gris square egg skillet are two of my favorite, but I STIHL haven't been able to find a square egg to cook in either. Apparently, they are more rare than the cast itself!

 

[Kodiak Kid]

https://www.auctionzip.com/Listings/3751778.htmlMarch 1.Nothing listed as of yet but save the link.

Thanks FS! Thanks alot!

 

[chipper1]

10mm

Oh snap, isn't that a bear load .

 

[Squareground3691]

I would never spend 80k on new Toyota truck or any truck for that matter.

The dealership wanted to buy back the truck a year ago , for what I paid for it in 2017 , because they were so desperate for inventory.

 

[chipper1]

This is all pretty rare cast. The trivit was once brass believe it or not. Not the horse shoe. The other one!
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Thr Wagner mini Dutch and the Gris square egg skillet are two of my, but I STIHL haven't been able to find a square egg to cook in either. Apparently, they are more rare than the cast itself!

How does that one in the last three pictures work, I'm confused.

 

[Kodiak Kid]

I edited my post to explain bud.

 

[Kodiak Kid]

How does that one in the last three pictures work, I'm confused.

I didn't explain the big single ball bearing and race on the skirt fir flipping the iron though.
The big single ball bearing and race on the skirt are for flipping the iron!

 

[bob kern]

10mm? Good find. I’ve always heard they exist.

Yes they do exist! Ive seen grainy pictures taken from a distance but to see one in person is a once in a lifetime experience I guess.

 

[Philbert]

However, Lodge is the only North American cast company STIHL in business!

Actually, there are at least a few other American companies currently making cast iron cookware. Mostly high end stuff.

https://fieldcompany.com/
https://smithey.com/
https://lancastercastiron.com/
We also have a thread dedicated to cast iron cookware:

https://www.arboristsite.com/threads/cast-iron-cookware.309907/
Philbert

 

[Lightning Performance]

Wife keeps it nice . Absolutely no body rot but I need to fix a few surface rust areas . But I did have the dreaded rear pumpkin rot .View attachment 1052918View attachment 1052919
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This needs the cast iron pan for your diff cover

 

[Lightning Performance]

I did an 18 yr stint under chief petty officer black, I never wanted anything more to do with the military.
If you didn't figure it out from that, my last name is black .
I think it may be a gift, although sometimes it feels like a curse. Noone wants me to rude in their vehicle because I'll hear or feel something wrong, but everyone wants me to go with them to look at a vehicle, unless they think I'll say don't buy it and they really want it lol.
Many of the military guys I've know just marched, they didn't have much for critical thinking skills. I teach my kids and anyone else who will listen to look, and listen to what is going on around you(situational awareness, like the military should teach), Solomon said "I looked and I saw", he was not only looking, but paying attention to what he was looking at, hence the "saw". Either that or he found a tree while looking . Probably a cedar of Lebanon!
https://arboriculture.wordpress.com/2016/05/18/the-cedars-of-lebanon-and-the-temple-of-solomon/

But but that requires common sense to "pay" attention. Da**** is that noise in this rattle trap?
Just started today or you enjoy that tune?... wtf....

 

[Kodiak Kid]

Actually, there are at least a few other American companies currently making cast iron cookware. Mostly high end stuff.

https://fieldcompany.com/
https://smithey.com/
https://lancastercastiron.com/
We also have a thread dedicated to cast iron cookware:

https://www.arboristsite.com/threads/cast-iron-cookware.309907/
Philbert

I didn't know that! Well I guess I'm not the cast iron collector I thought I was after all!

 

[chipper1]

But but that requires common sense to "pay" attention. Da**** is that noise in this rattle trap?
Just started today or you enjoy that tune?... wtf....

Yeah, and as you know, it ain't so common these days.
I've learned to be a little nicer about it, but that is how I feel many times, especially when you know for sure it didn't just start making that noise .

 

[chipper1]

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I didn't know that! Well I guess I'm not the cast iron collector I thought I was after all!

What, it's like you been living on an island or something .

 

[Kodiak Kid]

This chick would kick my a** and I believe I'd enjoy it! I think the proper term is "Viking Shield Maiden"

 

[chipper1]

I edited my post to explain bud.

Wow, never heard of that, like I been living in suburbanville all my life.

 

[chipper1]

This chick would kick my a** and I believe I'd enjoy it!

Til your squaw got a hold of her

 

[Kodiak Kid]

Alright guys, sorry for all the off topic Jazz. Its getting light so I'll bounce out. Talk to you guys later.