I thought MF 65 also. Possibly some subtle differences per what country they were made for. I have an International 364 made over in @LondonNeil s part of the world. I have only ever seen a handful of them here.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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I thought they wood make nice rustic flower planters but I like your burning
them idea too.jolj
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My sister learned to split wood, we told all her dates the last guy that made her mad disappeared into the swamp & has never been heard from again.
That we were not sure he was dead, maybe lost & can not find his way out of the mud & briars.
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Bob, I don't know what happened to her lately, but yesterday she split firewood, emptied the dishwasher, cleaned and organized the pantry, did homework, went to swim practice, took her shower, went to bed early... all without being asked or protesting. I just haven't figured out what she wants yet! LOL. Other than she turns 16 next month! And she's raring to get her license, not like a lot of kids her age.
jolj
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H-Ranch, my little girl is 31, I can see it now.
Why license when there a lift on every corner???
She wants a Mustang GT for her Birthday gift.
Why license when there a lift on every corner???
She wants a Mustang GT for her Birthday gift.
Screwbolts
Never to many Engines!!
Feed the hollow log from the top, drop you camp wood down the chimney. This one was just lit and as the inside of the log dries and catches fire/starts to glow, the flame will usually clean right up. Because of fire pit, I limit size at Flying fields but there is no limit to the fun and size if surroundings permit.
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Ha! She told me quite a while ago that she wanted a Jeep. I said good, how about a nice Renegade? She told me, no dad, a Jeep Wrangler!
A Wrangler, and make it a Rubicon please dad
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Unless it's little and grey I don't really know fergies
Not so much my daughter, but oh right, you've met my wife! And the Hemi and the heated seats and....A Wrangler, and make it a Rubicon please dad
And this is me trying to save money for vehicles.
worked on some scrounged oak firewood other day. moved chunks... one at a time. heavy!
plenty of wood and work ahead...
plenty of wood and work ahead...
careful with what ya'll cut n scrounge...
w b looking good there H-R! ... firewood, too.
i modded up my w b yesterday. you mite like the change. if i get time, will try to post a pix or two... Best Pick Pix!
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Looks like I need to chain and lock my gate into my wood lot. It is just a wire cattle gate, I loaded and hauled a load to a customer yesterday with plans to load from about the same spot today. What to my wondering eyes appeared but a big missing divot from teh 1-cord rick I was planning to load from. Not a lot, only 7-8 armloads but once successful....?. He did pick a good spot, vehicle would have been hidden from the house and the highway, back in nook in the varous piles. If I hadn't seen that rick yesterday I probably would never had noticed. I must have happened while I was delivering the load yesterday. Good thing he wasn't there when my truck was parked over there,. It would have been unlocked, key in it and all my saws. That won't happen again.
Odd part was he took that WILLOW! wood while standing right next to about 10 cords of bone dry Black Locust. Maybe he figured picking up those heavy pieces would have been too much like work.
Odd part was he took that WILLOW! wood while standing right next to about 10 cords of bone dry Black Locust. Maybe he figured picking up those heavy pieces would have been too much like work.
A lock and a game camera!
A bit late, forgot to post Thursday's activity. Plan was to go to the old house scrounge, pick up what was on the ground, finish brushing out the two stems I had on the ground and buck up the two stems. Finish the load. Then fall the remainder of the tree. Hah, eyes overloaded my A$$ againl I got about 1/2 of what I had on the ground, leaving the big pieces to be noodled another day, finished the brush out and bucked and loaded the tops of the two stems. I made 4 hours! I don't think I did that well all lasst year. There is way over a load left to be bucked and loaded off those stems.
I am fairly sure they are Maple trees, probably red maple but that is pretty fair firewood. I may leave the big monster standing, It is 4.5' diameter and my 441/32" looks like a toopick against it.
I am fairly sure they are Maple trees, probably red maple but that is pretty fair firewood. I may leave the big monster standing, It is 4.5' diameter and my 441/32" looks like a toopick against it.
husqvarna257
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Started on this years cutting/ splitting last week. I know I am not alone in taking vacation to do it. It was going well got allot done until that Saturday, that's when our house boiler killed itself. The water make up valve wad leaking a few drops so I left it for later and went out to split. Came in 1 hour later and the basement was full of electrical smoke and steam coming out the boiler. It's toast and our hot water was indirect from the boiler. So no hot water until we can get it replaced. National Grid has a program where you can get a $2700 rebate on energy efficient boilers so thats what we are getting. We have put in for a 7 year loan to pay for it. So heat is the wood stove and hot water is from the kitchen stove. This is after the OWB circulator went. I got a new energy saving pump but I'll save that for when I am done splitting.
Any guess why the wood in this picture has that pattern? it was like that almost the whole 6' log.
Any guess why the wood in this picture has that pattern? it was like that almost the whole 6' log.
Bucked and split some more this afternoon. It did start raining after 2 loads which was just as well since I was getting a little tired anyway. 
husqvarna257
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I can't post at work during the week but I saw lots of posts on mice problems. They get into our vehicles all the time and these are daily drivers! They filled my wife's air duct in the SUV. We found putting moth balls works. I even had to put them near my Impala's intake because they were storing nuts there.
