Hedgerow
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Ha!!!
Matt will be just fine..
He has the right to tell buyers they can wait, or cut it themselves..
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Matt will be just fine..
He has the right to tell buyers they can wait, or cut it themselves..
Checked on Jim. Doing better, he is. Needs a dose of ambition and a flock of goats to take care of the weeds.
Hedgerow
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The guys around here call it "happy hour".
Lunch is very popular it seems.
I think yesterday's 026 is all healed up. Dumped the water soaked mix, rebuilt the carb and a new rim. With new 16" b/c he runs and cuts fine.
No more 'dies when hot' like the PO reported.
Went down to the log dump on Saxton road and made short ones out of long ones. Used the big Deere on the big stuff.
Replacing body fluids now with Ultra Amber.[emoji4]
No more 'dies when hot' like the PO reported.
Went down to the log dump on Saxton road and made short ones out of long ones. Used the big Deere on the big stuff.
Replacing body fluids now with Ultra Amber.[emoji4]
cobey
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When's a good time to call?
cobey
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I love it when a plan starts coming together........
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Well its Thursday. Nice out. Morning
Morning midlanders!
If one of you fellas are interested in the Farmsaw 2 with the dead ignition, I'll pack it along to Ft Scott along with the 180C.
If one of you fellas are interested in the Farmsaw 2 with the dead ignition, I'll pack it along to Ft Scott along with the 180C.
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Hi fellow chainsaw hoarders.
Nice morning for a test run with the 670 Super on Saxton road.
Edit:
Someone carried it all away already except for a couple big chunks. So, I cut cookies.
Oil pump needs turned up.
Edit:
Someone carried it all away already except for a couple big chunks. So, I cut cookies.
Oil pump needs turned up.
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I try to keep up, but for some reason this thread doesn't always show up, and I have to go look for it.
For what it is worth, Bentonville is a very politically correct place. (and it will be great to see in the rear view mirror!!!! LOL)
This could only happen to me: (or pdql.....)
Last week here in a residential neighborhood, our neighbor's mature bull got out. (Two bulls were fighting, the new bull pushed the old one through the fence.) This polled angus was old and blind in one eye, and could barely see out of the other. (cataracts) With the new bull standing in the gap I couldn't run him back. Mostly because I was real close to him (4 feet) before he saw me (cataracts) and it would surprise him. Plus he knocked a dew claw off in the fence and was fighting mad. I held him for about 30 minutes at bay, protecting people's property or worse. Of course this drew quite a crowd. A bystanding woman had enough, (of nothing) and decided to help agitate him more and sent him traveling down the road by honking and hollering. I brought him back and stopped him at the gap. (Which was up a pretty steep bank that he didn't want to traverse.) I pushed him as hard as I could trying to put him back in the pasture, when he had enough and he took a run at me. And he caught me. Gave me a good head butt, and then stomped on my leg. This took my shoe off, as I exited the proximity of his hoof. Then he stood guard over my shoe, so I got to walk, er hobble, around on the hot pavement while the crowd opinionated loudly. He eventually gave up on pawing my shoe and I got it back. I continued to hold him in the area until his owner eventually arrived. Six year old Elizabeth said she knew he was the farmer because he was wearing his uniform. (overalls). He ran him down the road and eventually into a gate.
I fully expected you all to be enjoying this on You Tube. This crowd was so politically correct that no one filmed this. They all said they didn't want to profit from “someone” getting killed.
So it must be true: no guts, no glory.
Tarry On
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For what it is worth, Bentonville is a very politically correct place. (and it will be great to see in the rear view mirror!!!! LOL)
This could only happen to me: (or pdql.....)
Last week here in a residential neighborhood, our neighbor's mature bull got out. (Two bulls were fighting, the new bull pushed the old one through the fence.) This polled angus was old and blind in one eye, and could barely see out of the other. (cataracts) With the new bull standing in the gap I couldn't run him back. Mostly because I was real close to him (4 feet) before he saw me (cataracts) and it would surprise him. Plus he knocked a dew claw off in the fence and was fighting mad. I held him for about 30 minutes at bay, protecting people's property or worse. Of course this drew quite a crowd. A bystanding woman had enough, (of nothing) and decided to help agitate him more and sent him traveling down the road by honking and hollering. I brought him back and stopped him at the gap. (Which was up a pretty steep bank that he didn't want to traverse.) I pushed him as hard as I could trying to put him back in the pasture, when he had enough and he took a run at me. And he caught me. Gave me a good head butt, and then stomped on my leg. This took my shoe off, as I exited the proximity of his hoof. Then he stood guard over my shoe, so I got to walk, er hobble, around on the hot pavement while the crowd opinionated loudly. He eventually gave up on pawing my shoe and I got it back. I continued to hold him in the area until his owner eventually arrived. Six year old Elizabeth said she knew he was the farmer because he was wearing his uniform. (overalls). He ran him down the road and eventually into a gate.
I fully expected you all to be enjoying this on You Tube. This crowd was so politically correct that no one filmed this. They all said they didn't want to profit from “someone” getting killed.
So it must be true: no guts, no glory.
Tarry On
.
FWIW, I would have video'd it
Sorry Dan, but that is funny since it appears you weren't damaged beyond repair.
No good deed goes unpunished!
I may have to burn down another evilbay seller.
100psi is "good compression"? I didn't think so.
100psi is "good compression"? I didn't think so.
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Burn 'em, Carl.
I get steamed at CL ads.
Saw one last night for a Ford Maverick.
Great condition, excellent running 300 six cylinder engine. Mavericks never came with that engine. 200 or 250.
Typo? Possibly. But I think not, more likely an idiot!
