With the X-Cut chain it will be like wielding a Lite-Saber. No need to worry about bar length.Morning fellas. I was at Fleet Farm yesterday buying some gardening supplies. Since I was there I decided to wander around and I came across this.View attachment 1171822View attachment 1171823Looks like a nice little saw. The 20" bar seems a little hopeful though. I might have to watch for a sale.
With the X-Cut chain it will be like wielding a Lite-Saber. No need to worry about bar length.
Not my thing either, but the daughter and nephew love it. I’d prefer Tony and Nicks across the street
I hope you keep that kind of thinking wherever you live.Beat me to it!
Ours as well. I wish we could have standard septic. There's too much clay so we had to put in a mound system. It's very rare to find a standard drain field septic here.
Our county requires an annual inspection and pumping only when required. The neighboring county requires inspection/pumping every 3 years. If the inspection isn't recorded with the county they send a letter within a week of the due date demanding proof inspection or get fined.
I do think it's a good idea to have properly permitted and designed septic systems with regular inspections. A common practice around here was a small tank with a small drain field with overflow going right into ditches/waterways. That's fine in sandy/rocky soil but that isn't the case around here. There are a few instances where some oversight is a good thing.
When everyone is dumping their $h!t in the rivers and surface ditches something needs to be done. I don't give a hoot if someone dumps their grey water in a field or dry well but when sewage is getting dumped in waterways because the crappy home built septic system is plugged and constantly overflowing something should be done. I kinda like clean water, don't you?
Nice, is the green tractor a Deutz? We have a Deutz DX90.Another nice day here today, my wife said we should split this load of wood,
So off we go with the splitter to get rrr done, we saved most of the bigger rounds for last and this was the last one,
and we split it right into my half cord boxes,
That wagon load made just under two cords boxed splits...
SR
Great saws, my buddy bought one a couple weeks ago. It's like 3.4 hp, and does fine with that bar/chain combo for someone who isn't cutting a lot, even though it's not even broke in yet. But I would suggest a 565 to go with it personallyMorning fellas. I was at Fleet Farm yesterday buying some gardening supplies. Since I was there I decided to wander around and I came across this.View attachment 1171822View attachment 1171823Looks like a nice little saw. The 20" bar seems a little hopeful though. I might have to watch for a sale.
. He actually wants to get a smaller saw too as he needs it for trail/shooting lane clearing, and he had shoulder surgery last yr. You should see the ring camera video of him going down on the ice, he's a good sized guy and his feet came right out from under him 
Apparently the problem of "customers" stealing the fuel and bar oil caps isn't limited to our area... Stealing whole saws probably isn't either. The shop where my son works has locked all the saws to the shelving and put security tags on them... Despite cameras being on the saws and at each exit guys would steal whole saws or parts off saws regularly. The locks and security tags have helped but parts still "disappear." One couple had been caught stealing in that shop and in other stores repeatedly. It seems that the opportunity costs of doing so are so low that they keep doing it. The public defender doesn't cost them anything so they don't even suffer that expense. They gotta pay for their elicit drugs though or the bangers will exact a toll on them.Morning fellas. I was at Fleet Farm yesterday buying some gardening supplies. Since I was there I decided to wander around and I came across this.View attachment 1171822View attachment 1171823Looks like a nice little saw. The 20" bar seems a little hopeful though. I might have to watch for a sale.
While I’m at it I might as well share a pic of my IH Cub cadet 70. I’m currently rebuilding the motor.
I use to be the chief turd at a sewage treatment plant for a city. From what I saw, it was only the townie people dumping sewage into rivers!
Yes it's a Deutz, I bought it in the mid 80's, and it's been trouble free.
Cool.
Agreed
In most instances I would agree. If people are knowingly dumping **** into waterways I would disagree
Up here on the lake over the past 30 years, most of the "cabins" have been purchased and either razed or added onto into year round homes. May times the older septics were utilized which often seeped into the lake. Also I have seen people who couldn't afford a new septic just pull the cap and let it flow downhill.
Don't get me started on sewage treatment plants. Milwaukee has dumped millions of gallons of straight sewage into Lake Michigan due to their outdated sewer system.
Been there a couple of time . Don’t eat out much but when we do ,locally it’s Aroma Tyme . High priced but good food and we’re friends of the ownerNot my thing either, but the daughter and nephew love it. I’d prefer Tony and Nicks across the street
I wish!
