cobey
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I guess we all brought something back
Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX GTG (Next GTG 08/27/2016 ) Fort Scott, KS
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Homelite410
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I brought home a cold and a cutter!
Spoke with Scott today and he has a cold too after this weekends activities!
Oliver1655
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Not me, I'm as healthy as a horse, although my thumb is still a bit tender. 
awol
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I'm feeling kinda left out guys, didn't come home with anything......'cept some good steak and a great chain vise!
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You make good pickles.
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Thank you very much!
So Dave, are you ready to give up the 026 for a ported 562 yet?
Hedgerow
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Ole scrap iron is back in action...Not without some blood...
Hedgerow
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Fixed and ready for another 20 cord...
cobey
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the splitter?
cobey
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late post .....
cobey
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not the wounds I hate, but healing from them
dave53223
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The 026 will be spare saw. I will get a ported something or other in the future.
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I am very blessed to have 'held up' for the trip, and come home healthy. Lost a few saws, but what the hay. Can't have everything. 
In reality, the enjoyment of eating a steak would have been forgotten in a few weeks; the joy from whining about not having it: Priceless.
In reality, the enjoyment of eating a steak would have been forgotten in a few weeks; the joy from whining about not having it: Priceless.
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DAT funny Dan!
Morning midlanders!
Got the Forester back from the repair shop. Another chunk of change (Yikes!) down the drain.
Now looking at some Ford Taurus's to replace the defunct Cavalier.
Trying to make the safety chain on the Homie 240 cut. Take the rakers down a bunch might work. No way in heck am I buying a new loop for a sixty dollar saw.
Got the Forester back from the repair shop. Another chunk of change (Yikes!) down the drain.
Now looking at some Ford Taurus's to replace the defunct Cavalier.
Trying to make the safety chain on the Homie 240 cut. Take the rakers down a bunch might work. No way in heck am I buying a new loop for a sixty dollar saw.
Heh, heh. Went back yesterday evening and pulled the plates off the Cavalier at mile marker 31.8 on I29 and emptied the thing of personal belongings.
The woman who owns it never came up with the title so we could transfer it.
Michael already collected two tickets for improper registration on the darn thing.
Cavalier with blown engine not worth the tow bill.
The woman who owns it never came up with the title so we could transfer it.
Michael already collected two tickets for improper registration on the darn thing.
Cavalier with blown engine not worth the tow bill.
WKEND LUMBERJAK
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Careful on the rackers alittle goes a long way.
WKEND LUMBERJAK
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okay got my first cup of coffee ,,,,,,, good morning.
Scrap metal brings a pretty good price if you can get it on a trailer and get it home. Batteries are worth something. Dirty aluminum is worth more. Catalytic converters can be worth a lot of money depending on the type. Any kind of electric motor with copper wiring is worth more than just tin. Scrap metal prices have been high recently. It might be worth scrapping the car to get back some of your repair bills....
