Ha! That was in the back seat of the truck and I found it today!You doing the Gatorade again after trying to get us off them.
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I drank three of them today, one per bucket.
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Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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My friend Harold and I went up to the cabin today, I hauled up a bunch of 10' 2X6 s, but did not take the ATV or trailer.
The truck got an impressive 21.6 MPG (instead of about 17) w/o the trailer, and keep in mind Rte 17 is very hilly, and that included my steep 2 mi 4WD rd in and out. Total trip was about 250 mi.
The old cabin needs a new roof, and we made front + back overhangs (which it did not have) from the 2X6 s. I also briefly ran my 362 and turned a small Ash tree into 3 wheel barrows of fire wood.
Even though it did not rain here, it rained all afternoon up there, so we were wearing rain gear to finish up the project.
Harold is a Carpenter, and I let him use my DeWalt 20V circular saw to cut up all the 2X6s. He was pleasantly surprised how well it worked, he had wanted to bring a generator and a plug in saw, but I told him we didn't need it. I brought up 8 fully charged 20V batteries, and the first one was still in the saw at the end of the day!
Hopefully will get the roof done sometime this month.
The truck got an impressive 21.6 MPG (instead of about 17) w/o the trailer, and keep in mind Rte 17 is very hilly, and that included my steep 2 mi 4WD rd in and out. Total trip was about 250 mi.
The old cabin needs a new roof, and we made front + back overhangs (which it did not have) from the 2X6 s. I also briefly ran my 362 and turned a small Ash tree into 3 wheel barrows of fire wood.
Even though it did not rain here, it rained all afternoon up there, so we were wearing rain gear to finish up the project.
Harold is a Carpenter, and I let him use my DeWalt 20V circular saw to cut up all the 2X6s. He was pleasantly surprised how well it worked, he had wanted to bring a generator and a plug in saw, but I told him we didn't need it. I brought up 8 fully charged 20V batteries, and the first one was still in the saw at the end of the day!
Hopefully will get the roof done sometime this month.
Have a think about it, no rush or anything.Welcome.
I'm sure we could work something out, I probably don't need all three
Actually nothing wrong with the language, the issue was my poorly constructed sentence. But you guys got the idea
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Bunyan this weekend...
Bobby Kirbos
Scrounger of Cellulose Based BTUs
Send a PM to @Homelite410. He makes them.
If you buy them elsewhere, you are still buying his product so may as well go direct.
Bobby Kirbos
Scrounger of Cellulose Based BTUs
She doesn't sew or knit, but I could make some up if I wanted, but I doubt that will happen
.Isn't it great she's so concerned about my saws
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The slot is across the face ridge of the cap
.Sorry couldn't resist lol.
I'm almost positive I only had to grind out one stop, then it can spin all the way around.
It would probably be cheaper to grab up an echo 361.
Don't worry, I knew exactly what you meant sweetie
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Two gtg's, and Bunyan this weekend, but I won't be going to them this weekend. This weekend is our bonfire
, we have it every year for my wife's birthday, won't be missing that!If any of you are in the area or want to travel you're all welcome to come.
Mike, I'm sorry, there is something just fundamentally wrong with a Richard Petty Mustang.
You must have forgotten this: (it is a Talladega FYI, only made in 69, and my Brother had one).
https://www.roadandtrack.com/motors...time-richard-petty-forsook-plymouth-for-ford/
https://www.roadandtrack.com/motors...time-richard-petty-forsook-plymouth-for-ford/
Echo 361 not sold in Aus, wouldn’t be to keen on an imported one as it would be a bit of a pain getting spare parts air filters etc. The rear handle 200’s aren’t sold hear either but at least they would share 95% of parts with the top handle saw.It would probably be cheaper to grab up an echo 361.
Don't worry, I knew exactly what you meant sweetie
Totally right for us putzy guys but some sane folks just want to buy a new saw and run it. Lol.
The gas man was at my cabin this morning and filled my new bulk tank. And I’m supposedly getting a 30 cent discount per gallon cause it’s a new fill.
He also kindly left me some adult trick-or-treat
He also kindly left me some adult trick-or-treat
I've got about 18 runners from 50 cc to 99 cc (a 660 big bore), and I use all of them now and then, but the two I tend to "go to" most are my two newest ones … My MMWS 261 Ver II and my 462.
They both have great power, are very light for their size, have smooth AV, air filters that need very infrequent cleaning and computerized tuning.
While I still like my older saws, there is just not much not to like with these new ones! My other saws are mostly for running longer bars, milling, or backup!
They both have great power, are very light for their size, have smooth AV, air filters that need very infrequent cleaning and computerized tuning.
While I still like my older saws, there is just not much not to like with these new ones! My other saws are mostly for running longer bars, milling, or backup!
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