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Congratulations on some very nice finds.
I like ash for firewood, it will be disappointing when the borer gets here but I will make the best of it.
And good for you to help a neighbor.
Mark
I like ash for firewood, it will be disappointing when the borer gets here but I will make the best of it.
And good for you to help a neighbor.
Mark
woo hoo. look what followed me home from Home Depot!
I drove my very old Amish neighbor and his wife to a doctors appointment to a town 25 miles away this morning. On the way there he mentioned they had lots of ash trees to cut and needed somebody to do for shares of the wood. The guy they had lined up never showed up. I told him I collected chainsaws and I would sure like to cut them for him. I said that would give me an excuse to buy a splitter.
Cub Cadet 25 ton splitter with Honda engine. Customer return. New condition. $625.
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I have the same splitter under the MTD badge,bought it lightly, used 5 years ago for $775.Works great,the vertical set up is great for big logs.Had my first issue with it recently,the hydraulic valve is leaking fluid at the handle,contacted MTD,$275 for a new valve body,NFW!I found the manufacturer's name on the valve body,Googled them and got an O ring kit,and a bunch of good tech advice all for $26!
RR
Warped5
WingNut
.... and for you watchers out there whose hardware store doesn't have such an o-ring selection ... if you live near a tractor dealer with a real service department, chances are they have quite the o-ring assortment as well.
Menard's actually sells Torx drivers that are pretty reasonable, and go on sale periodically. $3 - $4.
I have bought a few and thrown some into GTG door prize bags.
Philbert
I have bought a few and thrown some into GTG door prize bags.
Philbert
Found this on Cl. Asking $50 I paid $40. Roto zip pro series classic. Made in USA, not sure but I think the new stuff is Chinese. Wish I had it when I did my bathroom
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
Stopped at a pawn shop on the other side of town on Wednesday while my daughter was at volleyball practice. Ended up buying the contents of a tote for $40. Here are some pictures.
I sorted through hundreds of sockets and put all the name brand ones in this bag.
I will pick out what I want and Craigslist the rest.
I sorted through hundreds of sockets and put all the name brand ones in this bag.
I will pick out what I want and Craigslist the rest.
Having some spare sockets can come in handy from time to time, you can modify them for special tasks and such.
I have one that became a tool for taking the starter clutch loose on the large frame McCulloch saws, other have been cut and/or welded to serve special purposes.
Mark
I have one that became a tool for taking the starter clutch loose on the large frame McCulloch saws, other have been cut and/or welded to serve special purposes.
Mark
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
Picked up this set of Snap-On pliers on Thursday.
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
Picked up this Snap-On metric tap and die set yesterday.
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
Found these T handle Allen wrenches on Friday.
My high school shop teacher puts aside scrap for me then calls when he has a good pile. Last week he called and said he had something else besides scrap. A Wellsaw horizontal bandsaw. It was condemned cause of a cord repair
. Anyway he knew I'd appreciate it and now it's mine. Gonna clean it up, new cord and blade
. Anyway he knew I'd appreciate it and now it's mine. Gonna clean it up, new cord and blade
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
I made the above post last year about finding a 28 volt Milwaukee tool set around the corner from me for $60. The owner indicated he had a reciprocating saw but could not find it. Over the past 9 months I have stopped by 3 or 4 times when I was running or biking and he was in the yard to see if he had located it. On my run today I saw him in his garage and stopped in and he had found it. Since I am moving Sunday and his house is on the market my stop was truly serendipitous.
This is an old post, but I have the sme router, purchased from Amazon, but I got an email or letter from Porter Cable. I was supposed to destroy the old base, but I'm going to cut the handles off and mount it in my router table.
Warped5
WingNut
Here's a drill press project I picked up in March ..
Before:
After:
Tore it completely down and cleaned up. Replaced all the bearings and had the major cast pieces powder coated. The motor that came on it ran, but was pretty well shot. Found a new one (68 years old) on eBay with local pickup .. about an hour away. It runs very nicely.
Before:
After:
Tore it completely down and cleaned up. Replaced all the bearings and had the major cast pieces powder coated. The motor that came on it ran, but was pretty well shot. Found a new one (68 years old) on eBay with local pickup .. about an hour away. It runs very nicely.
It's ugly but it works.
A.) 3/4" x 2" npt pipe
B.) 4" carriage bolt
C.) 2 grade 5 nuts.
Cut the head off carriage bolt and welded nut to the end to make a bolt threaded all the way up. I ground the end of the carriage bolt to a taper to fit an 084 crank snout. The 3/4" npt fits the threads on the 084 flywheel. Welded the 2nd nut into the end of the 2"x3/4" and works like a charm for $4 puller.
Anyone that makes one of these be sure not to buy galvanized 2"x3/4". And to grind and clean the metal properly.
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A.) 3/4" x 2" npt pipe
B.) 4" carriage bolt
C.) 2 grade 5 nuts.
Cut the head off carriage bolt and welded nut to the end to make a bolt threaded all the way up. I ground the end of the carriage bolt to a taper to fit an 084 crank snout. The 3/4" npt fits the threads on the 084 flywheel. Welded the 2nd nut into the end of the 2"x3/4" and works like a charm for $4 puller.
Anyone that makes one of these be sure not to buy galvanized 2"x3/4". And to grind and clean the metal properly.
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ChoppyChoppy
Tree Freak
My high school shop teacher puts aside scrap for me then calls when he has a good pile. Last week he called and said he had something else besides scrap. A Wellsaw horizontal bandsaw. It was condemned cause of a cord repair
Nice truck... is it a dumper?
not a dumper, would be nice tho ! It's got a 8x9 Omaha stAndard flatbed on it that is like new, I stake bodied it last week. It's an 84 gmc Sierra. 350 4bbl 4pd. Did quite a bit since March:
Plugs, wires, cap, coil, rotor
Pitman arm
New 10 leaf pack HD springs, shackles, u bolts and bushing ( that wasn't cheap)
Fuel filter all oils chainged
New front tire (other one soon)
Made rear bumper/hitch wired for towing
Painted wheels, frame, cab protector
Stake body.
Needs drivers side floor (have it just but to cut and a weld on) u joint, maybe a throw out bearing? Clutch sticks bad right after truck is off
Runs good, I've have some heavy loads 3000lb^ and has had no problem. Gonna make a good firewood truck.
When I got it
Now
ChoppyChoppy
Tree Freak
I have a similar one, 83 with small block and 4sp. 12ft Knaphiede bed on my with a hoist. Dumps 2 cords without fuss.
