At least my winters wood is dry, piled in the woodhouse keeps it that way. Even keep next years wood covered to keep out the rain, makes more work doing it that way but really pays off.
Sure is quiet in here....do I need to start a fight?
- Thread starter caleath
- Start date
Help Support Arborist Forum:
At least my winters wood is dry, piled in the woodhouse keeps it that way. Even keep next years wood covered to keep out the rain, makes more work doing it that way but really pays off.
I would rather be outside but its much nicer in here.
I just been outside.........and it is definitely better in here........cookstove mulling along well and the living room stove happily turning Jonsereds cut wood into radiation and ash........overall temp 72.9 'Merican in here.....temp outside is a little less than half that at 35 'Merican....and dropping....
My wood is either Pioneer,Stihl or Dolmar cut but it all burns really well and I get equal amounts of heat from either. Type of wood makes more diff than saw used to cut it.....LOL
Evening Bump.................
Falling fast, site overall is really busy.
Evening bump , may be the last fer the night ?
Cold windy and damp here too.
I am ready for summer NOW !!
Cold windy and damp here too.
I am ready for summer NOW !!
Early morning bump.......wind howling and 34 'Merican but no snow yet......radar says very soon though......
Morning bump
Can you guys juice up my Kita ??
farmrboy
ArboristSite Member
Wishin the damn wind would quit blowing. Supposed to be in the 60's, so at least that isn't so bad.
Sure thing , just put a 220 plug on it ! It will go real fast when ya plug it in !Can you guys juice up my Kita ??
Robin, blew upwards of 60 last night with rain! Now been snowing for an hour! WC tonight 14!!
What about the 268?
It's got a 670 Jonsered carb.....LOL!!!
Bored to tears, snowbound bump to keep page II away!!!!!!
Been a long dreary day here also, did some honey do list stuff, cleaned up some of my hand tools, charged up the cordless sets, all ready to go tomorrow. Picked up a very nice bench top drill press, owner was anxious to sell as he is moving out West.
A benchtop drill press is handy..........I have a 12 spd one made in Taiwan 1984......original 5/8 chuck sucked...replaced with the cheapest Grizzily 5/8 chuck...like $19 when I bought it...maybe like '92.....damn thing runs very true...within a couple thousandths.........unreal......just lucky I'm sure...but an extremely handy and much used press......have much better Delta floor model with infinite variable speed.....like 150 to 3200.......but use the old benchtop for most metal drilling....Delta for wood boring setups..........
This one was an old school all cast iron Delta 12 speed 1/2 horse 5/8" Jacobs keyed chuck. Belonged to the sellers dad, passed it on to him about 20 years ago, almost mint condition. Couldn`t buy a cheap B&D hand held 3/8" drill for what I got it for. I think I will get my money`s worth out of it.
I think mine is probably a clone of that........I don't usually like cheep junk.......but this one has stood the test of time.....it's 3/4 hoss.....done a lot of work with it for what I paid in '84 ...probably still more than you paid for yours. I generally lean toward the older tools........ I have an old Delta Homecraft sliding radial drill press I really like too....old school all cast iron....smooth rig......half hoss...paid $100 for that one.....
