Congrats on the new splitter.Due to all of the wood recently scrounged I upgraded from the little electric to a TSC 40 ton splitter. Needed my pristine ZT to get it off of the trailer and move it around. But before I could do that I had to enlarge a 1/2" hole to 1 inch so I could install a ball on the ZT.
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It was definitely beyond the line lol. But the main thing is everyone had a good time.7 pre teens. ????? There’s a fine line between bravery and insanity
Do you eat those?My .17HMR is a Savage(well brand name) I can't remember which trigger it has, but with a cheap scope it does great plinking chipmunk, red squirrel, woodchuck, and coons at 25-60 yards normally. Sounds like mine is similar to those as it was in the 350-400 range when I've looked it up, but that was a while ago, so it sounds like you got a great deal. I almost bought one in 22mag last yr, it was 450 with the aftermarket stock, bipod, decent scope, and like 450 rounds. I was very tempted and if I didn't have quite a few boxes of ammo for the .17 I would have snagged it up and sold mine.
Here's the first and only thing I've scrounged with the .17 this yr, 55-60yrd shot, they do have to be placed well or these dang things just run off.
Anyone want some elm
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Look in your account preferences and you can select Arboristsite 2.0 which is the theme we were all used to
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.I've got a half dozen used RM chains and I'll save those for stumping. I lost half a dozen of my pine trees and loose one about every year. I'm thinking about switching to 0.050 on my MS 170 instead of a 0.043. Now I've a spur sprocket on, but if I switch to a rim sprocket, will that handle either gauge?Nice load!
I looked back at the BL pics, and I guess I thought the lower log was two as it appeared to have a "y" on the left side.
Glad you're enjoying that RS chain, wait until you try some husky x-cut chain
I touched up the little chain on my ms201 and ran nearly a tank thru it yesterday, it did great, I run semi-chisel on it
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Like you, can't have them digging around or eating every bit of new growth off the veggies in the garden. They are fun to watch though, most don't realize they climb, funny seeing them in a tree, or resting on top of a t-post just hanging there like they are dead, although I've seen them like that and dead too.
I've shot them and then they run off only to get them at a later date with scars where the bullets went in and out, they are tough little suckers.
When my neighbor moved in he thought they were cute as did his wife, that didn't last long, then he had traps on all the holes under his pole barn
Both will run on a spur or rim as they are both 3/8lp (low profile) also called picco in stihl nomenclature.
I can't recall seeing that before myself, even says it twice.00 buck for the win.Don't recall ever seeing a box of shells that said reloadable on it. At least American made.
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Ideas for a chainsaw junkyard...
That would be awesome for honest guys like us but would work about as well as communism cause every meth head around would be smuggling parts out!!
I normally shoot them with #4 buck but it was a busy weekend on the lake and didn’t want to risk any errant pellets. If I had it would’ve been game over the first time.00 buck for the win.
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I don’t mean to sound like a stick in the mud but there’s too many thieves out there
