WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
It's only low on one end.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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I tried to turn it up a bit at the control, helped slightly, but not much.
The carb is the type with no adjustments and the governor doesn't seem to be kicking the rpm up much. I can't remember if I cleaned this carb or not, but I do remember pulling the cover off it and looking at it, iirc the governor linkage was messed up and I was hoping that would have fixed it. It didn't.
I may just have to buy another one and let someone else have all the fun with this one lol.
He needs a spindle kit for the frontIt's only low on one end.
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WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
He does need something........He needs a spindle kit for the front
This pile of oak was bucked and thrown in a pile may of 2019 and the big rounds are still wet in the center.When dealing with the oak out back earlier this yr I was thinking, man is this stuff heavy, and it takes at least two years to season. I really like my black locust.
just finally started to get to it March of this year. for me....oak is no fun all around until you get to burn it.Oh and that big colorful stump that you said you wanted is still waiting for you
I replaced my Mauls with X-27s and I doubt there is much that I have not split with an X-27 that anyone is going to split with a maul.
The X-27 is so much lighter than a maul I can keep going with it for a lot longer and get much more done. It works well for me.
I've split some huge rounds with the X-27, and this tough grained Chestnut Oak.
The X-27 is so much lighter than a maul I can keep going with it for a lot longer and get much more done. It works well for me.
I've split some huge rounds with the X-27, and this tough grained Chestnut Oak.
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My older daughter sells duck eggs. I love the taste, but I'm allergic to them ... I get violently ill, so unfortunately, I can't eat them.
I was dry heaving on the side of my house so badly I almost called 911 when I started to recover.
If you are allergic, your reaction will get progressively worse fast. My first reaction to them was relatively mild.
My daughter tells me they are the opposite of chicken eggs, and that if you are allergic to one you are likely not allergic to the other.
I was dry heaving on the side of my house so badly I almost called 911 when I started to recover.
If you are allergic, your reaction will get progressively worse fast. My first reaction to them was relatively mild.
My daughter tells me they are the opposite of chicken eggs, and that if you are allergic to one you are likely not allergic to the other.
I saw my friend yesterday and he still has the pole clips and saws from the bucket truck, but he said he is pretty sure they are pneumatic. I’ll check?
That's what my rig looks like towing logs...... it's the only way I can pull our stupid hill.....still slipping in low gear and tearing chunks outta the rear tires .....
I've been avoiding showing the truck in the pictures because I figured some wiseguy would put me in the wtf pics thread.....lol.
I'll have to get a pic on my next load.
I collect Collins, I have a brand new double my Dad bought back in the 50’s or 60’s. He used to buy them by the case, and this one never got used. I like the head on that one and nice job on the handle. No offense but I’m not big on the handle being proud to the eye. Old American axes didn’t come that way. I have a few European ones that do. I think it’s a BBR thing. Anyway, I’d love to find a single that heavy. My favorite is a Collins 4 1/2.
I’d put it in the WTF thread, but everyone would accuse me of posting pics of my own stuff!
Yea , it’s a great splitting axe on 36” Beaver Tooth Handle
I'll repost them for you both, if it will.make you feel better lol.
WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
Poster child!I'll repost them for you both, if it will.make you feel better lol.
Someone has too much money...Any one want a 10000 pound EV ,Lol
Elon Musk is laughing all the way to the bank
KostasVolos
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Now,at my backyard ...
( Electric saws are nice and silent ,when your neighborhood is crowed enough )
My main firewood is strawberry tree ( arbutus unedo ) .As good as white oak ,if not slightly hotter burning ( but lacks just a bit the burning duration of white oak ) .
Olive tree,three-four different kinds of oak ,almond tree ,cherry tree and wild pear tree makes up for the rest of firewood.
( Electric saws are nice and silent ,when your neighborhood is crowed enough )
My main firewood is strawberry tree ( arbutus unedo ) .As good as white oak ,if not slightly hotter burning ( but lacks just a bit the burning duration of white oak ) .
Olive tree,three-four different kinds of oak ,almond tree ,cherry tree and wild pear tree makes up for the rest of firewood.
Nice looking logs! What do you burn them on?
They look short, like the ones that are common in the UK. European stoves seem to be a lot smaller than American ones, with shorter fireboxes.
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