cobey
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I'll be there .............. even bringing the Wifeys pink poulan (she wants to show off her paint job.... she even painted the chain all sparkly and stuff
Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX GTG (Next GTG 08/27/2016 ) Fort Scott, KS
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cobey
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Pittsburg? Should have hollered u could have seen my awesome shop....... I mean tiny shed full of saws
diggers_dad
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It's an older one, but there are plenty of parts out there for 'em and I agree with Hedge - they're solid, reliable saws. Maybe not the fastest or the strongest but it will cut loads and loads of wood without a hiccup.
WKEND LUMBERJAK
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good morning gentleman. Sounds like we may have our hands full with the weather later today.
Oliver1655
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Morning all. I plan to get to the GTG around noon Friday. Hope to make it to the Mac museum & then the tour of Virgil's saw mill. Really looking forward to an interesting weekend.
Homelite410
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Good morning gentleman I hope you all have a good day!
diggers_dad
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Mornin' all. I would throw in a happier "hello" but I'm only on my third cup of coffee ...
Elbow is working hard on coffee
Coffee is not working hard yet
Morning
Coffee is not working hard yet
Morning
Homelite410
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Second 16oz cup fellaz....... Starting to feel motivated especially after the lazy ass 2nd shifter didn't get anything done last night.
It is so hard to find good motivated help that actually cares and has drive......
It is so hard to find good motivated help that actually cares and has drive......
diggers_dad
Sawchologist
Where I work the motto is "It's someone else's job." Some of them spend more time and effort avoiding the task than they would spend just doing it to begin with. It makes me want to plant one of my boots firmly in someone's posterior and tell them to shape up. One or two of the older guys come in pretty early and usually stay late just because that's the work ethic they have. Somewhere along the line the new kids didn't get that education.
Rant over. Carry on citizens...
More coffee.
WKEND LUMBERJAK
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It's time for a large iced tea. I have to deal with this every day
. Then I get to log on here and 
diggers_dad
Sawchologist
Back home after a long day at work. Glad to be here and almost ready for bedtime. Gettin' old ain't for sissies.
WKEND LUMBERJAK
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Yes it was a nice day. wish I could have been out side and enjoyed it more.
WKEND LUMBERJAK
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What is the biggest bar needed for charity cut ? Not afraid to over buck. Looking forward to the charity cut.
workshop
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Well, its kinda like fishing and the one that got away. It was thiiiiis biiiig. If I remember correctly at least 3 feet in diameter, maybe close to 4. On the biggest ones, others 2-3 foot range. Then smaller from there.
Oliver1655
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awol brought a 4' bar to the last one.
Oliver1655
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With the log bucking trailer realistically 18-20" bars work well. At home I use a 14" or a 25". Depends on what is on the rack. If it is larger than 24-26" I would rather it be cut on the ground.
The log bucking trailer will not be at the May 3rd cut. After the GTG this weekend I will be leaving it at Sam-tip's for their May 17th charity cut at Waukee, IA.
The log bucking trailer will not be at the May 3rd cut. After the GTG this weekend I will be leaving it at Sam-tip's for their May 17th charity cut at Waukee, IA.
workshop
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Everything will be on the ground here anyway. We don't have access to a tractor to put it on the log bucking trailer. This one is going to be done the old fashioned way.
