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Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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I haven’t heard that in a coons age X2.
Tell me you’re joking?
It doesn’t sound familiar.
Sounds like a productive day though none the less.
I have a bit I need to buck up and split out back, probably not this weekend, and next week it warms up into the 80s they say. Sure is good to be ahead.
Did you ever pick up a couple D handles for those saws. I'd ask the dealer to put them on the 441 and the 400. I think it would really help.
I asked the dealer about them. . He said it only gives a bigger grip, doesn't make them any easier to pull. I can pull them (with effort). Age is getting to me
Nope.
ok, just looked them up. Some of the songs I remember, but not the group name.
I'm wondering about it but can't believe that is the problem. It is a 2.5 gal mix made a week or two ago. About half gone now. Both saws started and ran normally on it for about 2.5 hours before the problem started. Oil in gas again? I wouldn't say it didn't happen but very unlikely
Maybe had the wrong choke/start setting? Depending on how long the saw has sat and cooled off? If I've been using a saw (Mtronic or other) and it has cooled off for a little while, if it doesn't start first pull on Run/no choke I'll put it into start or half/full choke and then it will go. Multiple pulls in the wrong switch position ends in sadness. MHO
Huntington Lake today, 20 miles past Shaver Lake. This is about 2,000 feet higher than my place in the mountains.
Crews trying to open up the boat docks.
Crews trying to open up the boat docks.
I do all the welding outside . Not a good mix 150 year old wood and sparks . My barn was built in the early 1800s . Need a proper workshop here . I have a large one at the rental 24x32 but it’s an hour away
I believe it flexed itself to death . They welded one side of the bracket causing it to vibrate and fatigue. I added welds to both sidesI like the added gussets…that should have been there in the first place
I found no evidence of the deck hitting anything . So it was a design flaw in my opinion.
I get that, but for the price and how they run, it's a great investment/upgrade.
I read a lot of the threads on them being used, everyone liked Simon's builds.
I can't remember which piston I used in the last one I built, that went to Northern Ireland and was previously a mmws. I out the mmws cylinder, piston, muffler, and carb on a 372xpg and then sold that to help fund the pole barn build. Too bad I can't afford to keep all the toys.
I've got a ported 365oe, and two modded 372oe's, ones an xpg. I also have that 2166, it's all stock and I plan on selling it. I should probably bump my ad in the trading post, I posted it when a lot of people where holding back on spending, it would probably sell now.
I’ve heard those things are a pain with 4 billion tiny limbs. Supposedly if you use a cone style splitter, it will stop dead in the middle of it.
We had a huge blue spruce in the yard at the house I grew up in. Its top had broken off many years ago in a storm, and it’s sort of regenerated itself and you can’t even tell where it broke off now.
I think it's still really hard to tell, but it's much better than the pictures, very little depth in them.
Quite pleased with what I got done out there last night, it felt like I was getting nowhere, then it finally started filling in. The top of the dam is now really wide again, and now I have a lot more to fill there to bring the top of it all the way up, probably another 3-3.5', it goes slow 1/3 of a yard at a time.
I'm mainly digging in the deep end and taking from the slope going down to it now, it isn't going to be quite as big as I had hoped in the bottom, but there would be plenty of room for habitat if needed.
I'll probably end up renting a large tracked skid to final grade everything and finish the deep end once I get it all roughed in, then I'll kick myself for not just renting it right away lol. I'll also have to rent a skid to spread the clay, the tracks will do a much better job packing it in than the tractor, and the tractor wouldn't make it out of the deep end with clay in there.
Long way to go, but I'm about half a yr ahead of where I had hoped to be
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Good morning all. It’s been a hectic crazy week and the weekend doesn’t look much better. But much progress will come from it.
Scrounged up a couple of lawnmowers for my kids, lawn-mowing business and a new fire pit for the house yesterday
Scrounged up a couple of lawnmowers for my kids, lawn-mowing business and a new fire pit for the house yesterday
Another story about that blue spruce… When they were widening the street many years ago, they told the owners they were going to cut that tree down and the lady said no you are not. She sat in the tree until the road widening project was done.
A friend of mine is having his pond dug by a local excavator. It's much smaller than yours, a round 50' and 18' deep on the deep end. He was quoted $3600 so it wasn't even worth it to rent anything. The excavator said he'll have it done in 2 days. It's a way simpler design than yours though.I think it's still really hard to tell, but it's much better than the pictures, very little depth in them.
Quite pleased with what I got done out there last night, it felt like I was getting nowhere, then it finally started filling in. The top of the dam is now really wide again, and now I have a lot more to fill there to bring the top of it all the way up, probably another 3-3.5', it goes slow 1/3 of a yard at a time.
I'm mainly digging in the deep end and taking from the slope going down to it now, it isn't going to be quite as big as I had hoped in the bottom, but there would be plenty of room for habitat if needed.
I'll probably end up renting a large tracked skid to final grade everything and finish the deep end once I get it all roughed in, then I'll kick myself for not just renting it right away lol. I'll also have to rent a skid to spread the clay, the tracks will do a much better job packing it in than the tractor, and the tractor wouldn't make it out of the deep end with clay in there.
Long way to go, but I'm about half a yr ahead of where I had hoped to be
All this pond talk makes me want to put one in.
Noticeably larger cutters on .404 Archer over .404 Oregon cutters , both new chains , throwing a square file , on a couple 
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I often think of making a pond on my upstate property, the problem would be getting large equipment up there.
One of my old logging roads is engulfed by a swamp so bad that 4WD ATVs often don't make it through. I figure just digging there would be perfect.
Ironically, is it also at a higher elevation than my cabin, so it could also be a source of non-drinking water.
One of my old logging roads is engulfed by a swamp so bad that 4WD ATVs often don't make it through. I figure just digging there would be perfect.
Ironically, is it also at a higher elevation than my cabin, so it could also be a source of non-drinking water.
So, where is KK, he disappears after he gets his bear???
I guess we need that group to do another song ... "KK and his large brown bear"!!!
I guess we need that group to do another song ... "KK and his large brown bear"!!!
