My oldest turns 13 on St Pattys day. He was a real **** last year but seems to have mellowed out now for the most part plus he's grown about 6". I've heard 6th grade (last year) is a tough year for boys. I'd agree.
I took it as the saw was too lean so now it's adjusted to be richer.Why would he pull the limiters if it is already rich???
So you’ve heard about our bubble? The median house price for an average house in an average suburb (which is nothing special) is $1.175m Aud ($900k usd). We currently have 350 cranes in Sydney building apartments. We’ve had 30 years of falling interest rates and currently hold the world record for length without a recession.I've heard the most poisonous creatures in Australia are the Port Phillip and Sydney real estate speculators.
Why would he pull the limiters if it is already rich???
I took it as the saw was too lean so now it's adjusted to be richer.
We don't need no water let the mother plucker burn. Burn mutha plucker. Burn.
That's how I feel about the utterly atrocious misappropriation of resources towards speculative passive wealth creation. In the long run, it hollows out a country's productive capacity and in many cases sovereignty. It'll crash in my lifetime and I'll tell everyone who doesn't want to hear me, "I told you so" while asking them what are they going to do to avoid the same "calamity" from bringing their kids to their knees.
In many cases the horse has already bolted and there is no way of getting it back in the stable.
Absolutely. And there has been at least one or two generations responsible for doing SFA about it until it manifests upon the most vulnerable. We are a disgracefully selfish and short-sighted phalanx.Agreed, one way or another it will all sort it self out. The only problem is those who can least afford it will bear the brunt of paying it all off.
Sorry I read it backwards. Every saw with limiters that I've owned was was too lean from the factory.What am I missing? Saw was running rich not leaning out. I was bottomed out on the high limiter. He agreed, pulled the limiter and allowed it to go another half turn. I apparently don't understand something.
Sorry I read it backwards. Every saw with limiters that I've owned was was too lean from the factory.
Was thinking about it 6+hours tho. Wife is having L5 S1 fusion next week so most likely hold off.Anyone else going to the Upstate NY GTG on 4/22. Just right, after Tax Season!!!
looks like good 'ol york co cherry James. WHAT!!! you don't have it cut up yet???View attachment 636563 does anyone know what kind of tree this is? View attachment 636565 it' growing out of this big piece that split off the main tree long ago. Iv seen mulberry do this but it' not mulberry.
When I get home from picking the kid up from school. I was walking the tree line looking for a strait 8' chunk of mulberry for the guy at work to make a bow out of.looks like good 'ol york co cherry James. WHAT!!! you don't have it cut up yet???
View attachment 636563 does anyone know what kind of tree this is? View attachment 636565 it' growing out of this big piece that split off the main tree long ago. Iv seen mulberry do this but it' not mulberry.
Sorry I read it backwards. Every saw with limiters that I've owned was was too lean from the factory.
Smaller trunks definitely look like cherry. But that is a huge base to be a cherry tree. Seems like they normally top out at around 18" diameter but appears yours is a double leader that are both well over that diameter.View attachment 636563 does anyone know what kind of tree this is? View attachment 636565 it' growing out of this big piece that split off the main tree long ago. Iv seen mulberry do this but it' not mulberry.
That looks like cherry. Segments of bark are too small to be shag hickoryView attachment 636563 does anyone know what kind of tree this is? View attachment 636565 it' growing out of this big piece that split off the main tree long ago. Iv seen mulberry do this but it' not mulberry.
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