Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX GTG (Next GTG 08/27/2016 ) Fort Scott, KS

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Well I'll be. Back up again. I wonder what the problem has been? Got on midday, no problem then. Got home and nothing!!! Now everything OK. I like both sites but this one is particular to me. I met almost all of my friends here.
<--- Plus my avatar is here. :laugh:
 
I have a line on a running 262xp. Will get it next month from a friend, if he can fine it.
Dad's buying Randy's ported 261/262. The only thing it lacks is a 3-shoe clutch and I doubt that will affect it much as much as he's already used it. I can't wait to test drive this.
He said he's buying it for himself and will eventually give to my younger brother (along with the 261 as Dad rightfully bought it as well) who has little interest in the "work" of producing firewood.o_O

I told Dad that if it's as mean as Randy says it is, if/when the time comes for little brother to get it, if He really wants a 60cc saw, I'll buy him a new 555 or 562 and keep the 262 for myself. Otherwise I'll give him what Dad's paying for it and he can do whatever he wants with it. I doubt he'd appreciate the qualities of the 262 anyway and darn sure doesn't have the reactions/experience to play with a light, nasty saw... The 261 is fine as that'll be my reason for buying a 550xp or the Johnny-Red version thereof.

On a different note, my NCOA date got pushed back (for medical reasons) so God-Willing Dad and I WILL be making Hedgefest! Is that October or November?
 
Hit and miss stationary engine running an interesting saw. Taken at Steamorama last weekend.




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And when that was invented, it was likely a God-Send for weary single and double buckers... I love seeing equipment like that. I also want n old hit and miss, no need whatsoever, but I like the sound and would love to rig one to an air compressor or well pump, or... I wonder if it would work for either a buck saw (tractor style) or a mill?
 
Morning folks, going to be a nice day here in my little corner of the world. Later Jim
 
Dad's buying Randy's ported 261/262. The only thing it lacks is a 3-shoe clutch and I doubt that will affect it much as much as he's already used it. I can't wait to test drive this.
He said he's buying it for himself and will eventually give to my younger brother (along with the 261 as Dad rightfully bought it as well) who has little interest in the "work" of producing firewood.o_O

I told Dad that if it's as mean as Randy says it is, if/when the time comes for little brother to get it, if He really wants a 60cc saw, I'll buy him a new 555 or 562 and keep the 262 for myself. Otherwise I'll give him what Dad's paying for it and he can do whatever he wants with it. I doubt he'd appreciate the qualities of the 262 anyway and darn sure doesn't have the reactions/experience to play with a light, nasty saw... The 261 is fine as that'll be my reason for buying a 550xp or the Johnny-Red version thereof.

On a different note, my NCOA date got pushed back (for medical reasons) so God-Willing Dad and I WILL be making Hedgefest! Is that October or November?
Nov. 1..
But we'll be running the portable saw mill quite a bit Friday afternoon on the 31st. You 2 will want to see that I'd think..
 
A little of everything...
Anything in particular you'd like to see milled?

No, just curious. I like the idea of milling. It is something that interests me. I lurk the milling forum every now and then. Some of the things they make out of milled lumber is amazing---world class IMO.

My neighbor has a cedar trunk I gave him that needs milled. I have access to pecan also.
 
No, just curious. I like the idea of milling. It is something that interests me. I lurk the milling forum every now and then. Some of the things they make out of milled lumber is amazing---world class IMO.

My neighbor has a cedar trunk I gave him that needs milled. I have access to pecan also.
Come up to the spring gtg in Iowa and I'll take ya here!
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