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My one stall garage is my saw shop. It was always filled with junk anyhow now it’s just filled with saw junk lol.
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My one stall garage is my saw shop. It was always filled with junk anyhow now it’s just filled with saw junk lol.
Well we were supposed to cut wood yesterday for that older fellow who approached me. I called him to confirm and he said he got part of the wood cut himself and then he broke his splitter so he didn’t need us right now. Fine by me. Plus it rained yesterday anyhow.
Trying to wheel and deal on a “lot” of 20 or so saws today. There’s a larger Craftsman badged Poulan in there and one Husky but the rest look like top handle Poulans and other small dime a dozen models. We’ll see what I can figure out. The guy says 20 plus and I see 15 in the photo so who knows.
Trying to wheel and deal on a “lot” of 20 or so saws today. There’s a larger Craftsman badged Poulan in there and one Husky but the rest look like top handle Poulans and other small dime a dozen models. We’ll see what I can figure out. The guy says 20 plus and I see 15 in the photo so who knows.
Funny how things work out. My 13 year old Grandson took Hunter Safety this year, but does not want to hunt yet. His Mom (my Daughter) took it at the same time and renewed her interest in shooting/hunting.
Took her trap shooting for the first time yesterday and she loved it and did much better than I expected. A few weeks ago she had trouble hitting stationary objects with the shotgun, but yesterday she broke the majority of her birds! Luckily, some of the "experts" at the club gave her some good coaching.
I think she wants to go both Turkey and Deer hunting this year, maybe we can find some Grouse also! (I love them).
Took her trap shooting for the first time yesterday and she loved it and did much better than I expected. A few weeks ago she had trouble hitting stationary objects with the shotgun, but yesterday she broke the majority of her birds! Luckily, some of the "experts" at the club gave her some good coaching.
I think she wants to go both Turkey and Deer hunting this year, maybe we can find some Grouse also! (I love them).
That's great she's interested, he'll probably come around if she sticks with it, but then again being a teen maybe it's her interest in it pushing him away lol. Hope you guys have a great time
.This is my front yard this morning.
Then a little later these gals/little ones came thru, there was 8 in this group, ones in the driveway.
With a side museum for cast iron lol
Maybe see if you can scrounge up IBC cages. If the plastic flask is still inside the cage they can be cut in half to make roofs for the cage.
She did well crating all that! I'll have to show my wife! Then again......
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Rain,rain and lake effect rain. Between fronts, cut pile up with 372 Franken saw. Then split and stacked between lake effect. Went for new truck tires when raining, had to rototill wife's garden to keep her happy. Changed oil in splitter and done for now.
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Looks good.
We haven't had much accumulation but we have had rain for 6 of the last 7 days. Fingers crossed today is the last day.
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Bow season (for deer) opens in NY, but I don't go this early. I like to wait till more leaves drop, it gets colder, and the deer move more.
Also this year, we have an outbreak of EHD killing dozens of deer near by. It should go away after the first hard frost, so I will wait. Don't want a sick deer.
Also this year, we have an outbreak of EHD killing dozens of deer near by. It should go away after the first hard frost, so I will wait. Don't want a sick deer.
Do what I did.
Had to buy a new part for the zero turn. That part ended up being blue and at a closeout price of $475[emoji16][emoji38]
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We had pretty heavy rain ending this morning, for about 2 days. Was a good thing, as our area was entering drought mode after no rain for about 3 weeks.
It seems to be bringing out the fall colors a bit early.
It seems to be bringing out the fall colors a bit early.
I have that many on my truck! LOL.
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Neil, I like the wooden crates I get the scrap lumber from work and all I have to do is pull a bunch of nails out of it. Some are old trusses so just have to cut them to length and nail them together. Totes used to be cheap here but now they are around $50 so not worth it for me. I cover the tops with left over pieces of roofing material or used lumber tarps. I used to stack about 30 inside my barn but my wife has been collecting so much junk at auctions that I have no room in there. Or it might be full of cedar cut from my bandmill. This is sold and heading to Alberta in a cattle truck tomorrow morning. I made a few dollars off it. Heading north tomorrow morning to pick up a few things I bought today at another sale.
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That's funny....
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And an echo 7310
I was thinking a Jred, the one that's a 365 with a turbo sticker. Why? Because it's a beauty and the turbo sticker had to add at least 5hp LMBO!!
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LMBO!!!!
Speaking of, need ideas on better way to haul the saws on the truck. Thinking some sort of mount on the headache rack.
