It is forgiven. You guys usually do a better job of providing work in progress photos - I typically have short cutting sessions so you only see pics when I'm done with a single tree or the saw runs out of gas. Then I walk (or less often ride the tractor) back to the house. And even at that, sometimes I forget to document it, knowing I will have to endure the wrath of @Cowboy254. Do you know how many times I've had to unstack the wood and reload the wheelbarrow just to take a pic?
Yep, you told me to check the level with every thing down, but that was after the deed was done. Thanks.
Might be good bars, but just don’t color coordinate with my Red, Blue, or Yellow saws, sorry.
Couple questions. What bolt do you use the spark plug to replace? Do you sharpen old steel bits? I have about 20 pounds of them, maybe more. My friend gave me his dads old industrial drill press, and all of his bits. I think he had about ten, of what I thought were an odd size, that look new. They are some thing like 31/64, just under half inch. If I get ambishish, I can empty my scrap bucket and fill a pre paid box with bits. I was thinking they maybe good for someone forging. I’ll have to ask Uncle Stash?
@huskihl will get you to him. Steve types faster.
I’m hoping to pick up a Jubilee as a secondary tractor. My FIL has one, along with his 8N. He plans to sell the Jubilee. Would make a perfect unit to run my rotary rake, etc. they are cool old tractors!
You will be better off.
I sold my Ford 641, now I might sell my Massey 135? My wife asked, why do you need 4 tractors, we only have 1.3 acres? I said, um, um, because all of my saws won't fit on three.
A man can never have too many tractors... or guns, saws, trucks, fishing poles, tools, bourbon, cigars, knives, etc... LOL
