Love the motorcycle with the snowplow you have. I see it in the background. Guess you thot you were hiding it.Got tired of the heavy factory gate on my dump trailer . Made this up today with drops I bought a few months ago . Going to get some expanded steel to keep any small pieces of wood in . View attachment 1030071View attachment 1030072View attachment 1030073View attachment 1030074View attachment 1030075View attachment 1030076
Can you tell where I forgot to turn the gas on
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Dang it Chipper1 u beat me to it.
I'm old enough to remember when there wasn't oil mix!
Added a new tool to to arsenal a few days ago. Works way better then I expected for clearing snow off the wood pile. We got about a foot of snow over the last two days and this Husky 525BX made quick work of getting the pile cleared off.
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I’ve been neck deep in doing the engine rebuild in our suburban, but got some time today to finish splitting that last load of birch I got. Might be time for a bigger splitter.
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Looks like half the stuff I get anymore. I have a few monsters laying that I'll have to cut with the saw before I attempt to split them. I'll have to remember to grab some pictures.That one I sent a pic of on my splitter is a monster where I’m at.
climbed 38 of 4000 footers still a few to go
I want to scrounge this Oak tree. Do you think I can save this farm implement?
it’ll all but shut down my main hunting areas. In addition wind that high can be downright dangerous to sit in a tree.
Yup, it's got to be a Harley,Dont you know Harleys can do everything
You should see it with the Alaskan sawmill attachment
WAAAAAY back when, I had a SAAB car, 3 cyl. 2 stroke motor.My David Bradley has instructions for mixing engine oil into the gas, it was made just a few years before I was born. By the time I was old enough to use a chainsaw, mix oil was common though.
Yep, I live at 4k'.It’s funny to see someone mention climbing 4 thousand footers, here we mention 14 thousand footers. I’ve been on Mt Whitney twice.
Thats how most people hunt where I am too. I went caribou hunting last week. 200 trucks parked on the side of the road waiting for caribou to cross.It‘s interesting what the hunting differences are, I haven’t heard of anyone hunting in a tree stand in California. They mostly drive back and forth on Forest roads, looking for deer. Very few get out and hunt. It’s not legal to shoot on a road, so they plan to throw it in the truck and take off before anyone can see. I’ve talked to hunters, so I know. Plus the road our mountain place is on is popular with hunters. Last weekend was the end of deer season, that Saturday was almost a parade of hunters. For our road anyway, it hardly gets any traffic otherwise. On one trip hunters drove by, then we heard 4 quick shots. Probably a deer in or near the road.
That's how we did it the McCullough our first saw. It was an ex logger's saw. 30 weight motor oil for both gas and bar/chain.My David Bradley has instructions for mixing engine oil into the gas, it was made just a few years before I was born. By the time I was old enough to use a chainsaw, mix oil was common though.
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