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My 372 wouldn't 'run' today. It would start on ether and wd 40, but wouldn't pull up gas and run.


It had a bit of gas in the tank, but not full.

I was plumb out of gas in the jug.

Tomorrow.

:)
 
Coffee and ice water. What a man drinks in hot weather. A ice cold beer goes pretty good to.:msp_thumbup:

I guess I am a bit of a contrarian. In hot weather, I prefer room temperature water (when thirsty) and iced coffee (for a treat). Warm beer is fine anytime; I guess that is the German in me.
 
I guess I am a bit of a contrarian. In hot weather, I prefer room temperature water (when thirsty) and iced coffee (for a treat). Warm beer is fine anytime; I guess that is the German in me.

Warm water is actually supposed to be better for you when it's hot.

Iced coffee is twice as wrong as hot tea.

Warm beer, not my thing. Had an uncle in Germany during and after WWII, he drank his beer warm, but he kept some cold for visitors.
 
How's your 2nd generation of your chainsaw 'gismo' coming?

I thought about hollaring at some of you guys but hedge was the only one in my phone. And he was only 10 miles of route!!:msp_biggrin:

For those interested in gen 2 chain vises, I have made 12 and Scarr52, nstueve, mxracer428, and hedgerow have the first 4. I have been busy and hope to get a thread up soon. These are lighter and you can square file on it as well as tunnel race chain on the full radius end and use the sweedish roller guide. I really like how these turned out!!

Oh how I miss Braums!! You guys are luck to have them in your area!!
 
I thought about hollaring at some of you guys but hedge was the only one in my phone. And he was only 10 miles of route!!:msp_biggrin:

For those interested in gen 2 chain vises, I have made 12 and Scarr52, nstueve, mxracer428, and hedgerow have the first 4. I have been busy and hope to get a thread up soon. These are lighter and you can square file on it as well as tunnel race chain on the full radius end and use the sweedish roller guide. I really like how these turned out!!

Oh how I miss Braums!! You guys are luck to have them in your area!!

Hey I'd be interested in one.
 
I thought about hollaring at some of you guys but hedge was the only one in my phone. And he was only 10 miles of route!!:msp_biggrin:

For those interested in gen 2 chain vises, I have made 12 and Scarr52, nstueve, mxracer428, and hedgerow have the first 4. I have been busy and hope to get a thread up soon. These are lighter and you can square file on it as well as tunnel race chain on the full radius end and use the sweedish roller guide. I really like how these turned out!!

Oh how I miss Braums!! You guys are luck to have them in your area!!

I would like one too. Pm me on a price to get to MN
 
Hey everybody, I wasn't sure where exactly to post this request and thought I would start here. If I am in the wrong area please let me know where to post it at. I work with a small group of volunteers here in Christian County that is called Hearts to Hearth. We cut, split and deliver firewood for free to the needy. 2 years ago we were able to deliver 255 pickup truck loads. Last year our volunteer base fell of drastically and were only able to deliver about 75 loads. I have access to an area that is about 250 acres in size and has about 200-300 tree tops on the ground ready to cut. What I am asking for is as many chainsaw people as possible for 1 day only. The date will be September 28th. I'm hoping to get enough people together to cut as much, if not all, of these tops as can be cut. No delivering, just cutting and moving the cut wood to the front of the property for further processing. A 4 wheel drive truck will be needed to get back to where the wood is. If you don't have a truck we will shuttle people and equipment back to the area. You will need to bring food and water for yourselves. I'm planning on starting about 8am and lasting until about 6pm or whenever we get tired and decide to stop.
I'm looking into the possibility of being able to camp out there and making it a 2 day affair but have not been able yet to clear that with the landowner, so for right now am planning on 1 day.
If you are interested in fellowship with other AS members and have some fun with your chainsaws and donate to a good cause please PM me with questions and directions to the sight. If needed I will have somebody posted at the front of the property for people that can make it but would be late because of distance travelled. I realize that everyone who reads this won't be able to come because of certain constraints but would appreciate any and all that can come.
I will keep everybody posted as to progress.
Thank you very much for your time,
Workshop
(Steve)

The area is just east of Springfield, Mo.
 
If you are interested in fellowship with other AS members and have some fun with your chainsaws and donate to a good cause please PM me with questions and directions to the sight.

I am interested in this. Put me on your list. Just keep me/us posted as it gets closer. I will need a reminder as the time gets closer. I wrote it on my calendar. Right now, I don't see any reason I can't help out. Carry on-Hinerman.
 
Hey everybody, I wasn't sure where exactly to post this request and thought I would start here. If I am in the wrong area please let me know where to post it at. I work with a small group of volunteers here in Christian County that is called Hearts to Hearth. We cut, split and deliver firewood for free to the needy. 2 years ago we were able to deliver 255 pickup truck loads. Last year our volunteer base fell of drastically and were only able to deliver about 75 loads. I have access to an area that is about 250 acres in size and has about 200-300 tree tops on the ground ready to cut. What I am asking for is as many chainsaw people as possible for 1 day only. The date will be September 28th. I'm hoping to get enough people together to cut as much, if not all, of these tops as can be cut. No delivering, just cutting and moving the cut wood to the front of the property for further processing. A 4 wheel drive truck will be needed to get back to where the wood is. If you don't have a truck we will shuttle people and equipment back to the area. You will need to bring food and water for yourselves. I'm planning on starting about 8am and lasting until about 6pm or whenever we get tired and decide to stop.
I'm looking into the possibility of being able to camp out there and making it a 2 day affair but have not been able yet to clear that with the landowner, so for right now am planning on 1 day.
If you are interested in fellowship with other AS members and have some fun with your chainsaws and donate to a good cause please PM me with questions and directions to the sight. If needed I will have somebody posted at the front of the property for people that can make it but would be late because of distance travelled. I realize that everyone who reads this won't be able to come because of certain constraints but would appreciate any and all that can come.
I will keep everybody posted as to progress.
Thank you very much for your time,
Workshop
(Steve)

The area is just east of Springfield, Mo.

Matt is that the same weekend as Fort Scott?

WorkShop you are in Ozark? I think I can if it is not same as previous ?? to Matt.
 
I thought about hollaring at some of you guys but hedge was the only one in my phone. And he was only 10 miles of route!!:msp_biggrin:

For those interested in gen 2 chain vises, I have made 12 and Scarr52, nstueve, mxracer428, and hedgerow have the first 4. I have been busy and hope to get a thread up soon. These are lighter and you can square file on it as well as tunnel race chain on the full radius end and use the sweedish roller guide. I really like how these turned out!!

Oh how I miss Braums!! You guys are luck to have them in your area!!

Post up some Pics. Definitely interested. 2nd generations are usually better that 1st. if you can do everything you say I am definitely interested
 
For those interested in gen 2 chain vises, I have made 12 and Scarr52, nstueve, mxracer428, and hedgerow have the first 4. I have been busy and hope to get a thread up soon. These are lighter and you can square file on it as well as tunnel race chain on the full radius end and use the sweedish roller guide. I really like how these turned out

i'm interested. let's see some pix
 
Matt is that the same weekend as Fort Scott?

WorkShop you are in Ozark? I think I can if it is not same as previous ?? to Matt.

Actually I live in Nixa, about 5 miles west of Ozark and 6 miles south of Spfd. The sight is approximately 10 miles east/southeast of Spfd between Spfd and Rogersville.
 
We cut, split and deliver firewood for free to the needy. ... I will keep everybody posted as to progress.
Steve

The area is just east of Springfield, Mo.

got it penciled in. maybe can make it since can't make the gtg. sounds fun. you gonna have a sharpener on site? piling brush or leave it lay?
 
Well, I don't have any fancy sharpeners other than a die grinder and round files,:msp_wink: but I can bring what I have.
 
Yuk... Warm beer...

I guess I should explain. Back when I was a puppy that was not allowed to drink beer, I was doing volunteer work with a bunch of guys pouring concrete dugouts. I was only 17, they were much older, but I was the only one that seemed to know how to do any flatwork. The job was totally botched: the forms were blowing out, the floor of the proposed baseball dugouts was at least 18" thick, and everything was wrong. I was sweating my ### off on a hot summer day, and these guys all disappeared to the other side of the field and left me to do everything by myself.

I was hot, and they didn't even offer me anything to drink, while about 6 of them were goofing off doing nothing on the other side of the field.

Did I mention that I was getting damned hot? ....there was only a can of beer sitting on the ground over there. Crap! I don't like beer!...I kept working.

About an hour later, I couldn't take it any longer. I grabbed that "sitting in the sun for 2 hours" beer and drank it right on down. :msp_biggrin:

It was sooo good! I've been fond of warm beer ever since.
 

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