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

[lumberjackchef]

Got the 048 running good enuff to try and cut with it. Def. has an air leak somewhere. So it has to be the NLA crank seal.[emoji22]

I have a box of nla Stihl stuff with some seals in it. Dio you know the part #s on those bad boys by chance?

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[cobey]

I got ALOT of wood for folks in need, just got to split it

 

[67L36Driver]

I have a box of nla Stihl stuff with some seals in it. Dio you know the part #s on those bad boys by chance?

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PTO side: 9640 003 3990
Left side: 9640 003 1570 (common)

 

[SteveSS]

I've known Al for a couple of years, now. He's somewhere north of seventy. One of the most fascinating people I know. Usually, when I take wood to him, I spend most of the day with him. Goldie and I will be going back down to his place this coming Saturday and spend the whole day cutting a few trees and getting him some more firewood. He always helps out, as much as he can. He has 7 or 8 acres, mostly on a hillside.
But when we take a break we always go up to his house and he schools me on Ham radios. He collects and works on his own radio equipment. He has about as many radios as I have saws. Which is a LOT. He has the new stuff, but he also has the old stuff, too. 50-70 year old stuff, that still work. Because he works on them, too.
The first thing you see when you arrive at his place, is the antennas. They're everywhere. I mean everywhere. He even made an antennae out of a live tree. It's really fascinating to watch him spin dials and flip switches and start talking to someone on the other side of the planet.

I'd wish I knew someone like that close to me. I have a Technician Ham License, but haven't really done much with it yet. Sometimes it just seems a little overwhelming, like you just don't know where to start first.

 

[SteveSS]

I spent a couple hours today putting a new edge on a couple chains that I thoroughly abused a couple weeks ago stumping a little too close to the ground. I have a few more to get sharpened, but ran out of time and sunlight on the front porch. Finally getting the hang of the Timberline sharpener. I don't know why, but getting it set the first time always gives me the most grief. Took me three passes per chain to get them back to cutting condition. I really had them dorked up.

 

[SteveSS]

Oh almost forgot. I took the week off this week to try and get some wood put up. Winter is coming quick, and I'm way behind the power curve.

 

[cobey]

I moved the trailer and trucks around, got saws put up in the junk shed,
trying to think of winter coming. Hopefully next year I'll have a better shed,
Changed a junkyard super xl from a spur to a rim sprocket
Selling some stihls...... and fixing some

 

[cobey]

Where the heck do you find a 064 and 024 impulse line?

 

[shorthunter]

On the saw?

 

[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

Morning all. 35 this morning I believe fall is here.

 

[67L36Driver]

Yup, fall has fell on us.

Morning midlanders!

After a weekend of birthday parties we get out of Dodge today.

 

[67L36Driver]

Where the heck do you find a 064 and 024 impulse line?

Evilbay!

Or, your Stihl dealer. And, prolly cheaper.

Do not use tygon. Won't stand the heat.

 

[lumberjackchef]

PTO side: 9640 003 3990
Left side: 9640 003 1570 (common)

How bout sizes too? Some have parts #s some don't.


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[Hedgerow]

Draggin this morning..

 

[Hinerman]

Good morning. Mid 40s here this morning. Have a good one.

 

[Hinerman]

I got ALOT of wood for folks in need, just got to split it

Sounds like you need to have a splitting party...

 

[hseII]

Draggin this morning..

Dad always said never drag a job till you've got another one lined up.

 

[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

Draggin this morning..

I have had several mornings like that on this building/job. It has been a challenge. Finally finishing up..

 

[lumberjackchef]

Morning all. 35 this morning I believe fall is here.

Yep it a little chilly here this morning....

not feeling it so much now though lol!! A little early morning outdoor heat!

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[workshop]

I've known Al for a couple of years, now. He's somewhere north of seventy. One of the most fascinating people I know. Usually, when I take wood to him, I spend most of the day with him. Goldie and I will be going back down to his place this coming Saturday and spend the whole day cutting a few trees and getting him some more firewood. He always helps out, as much as he can. He has 7 or 8 acres, mostly on a hillside.
But when we take a break we always go up to his house and he schools me on Ham radios. He collects and works on his own radio equipment. He has about as many radios as I have saws. Which is a LOT. He has the new stuff, but he also has the old stuff, too. 50-70 year old stuff, that still work. Because he works on them, too.
The first thing you see when you arrive at his place, is the antennas. They're everywhere. I mean everywhere. He even made an antennae out of a live tree. It's really fascinating to watch him spin dials and flip switches and start talking to someone on the other side of the planet.

If some of you all would like to meet Al, let me know and I'll pm directions for this Saturday. I know he would get a kick out of meeting You guys. I'm not calling a charity cut on this and if you can't/don't want to come, that's ok. It would be fun to see the look on his face if a few showed up. His place is easy to get to, just not to get around on. Expect difficult terrain. Nothing a gator or tractor couldn't handle but trucks could be a different deal.