Oregon FTW!
Where did you get a 25' roll at? I need a 108 and 124dl of that
think I will try frawleys they the cheapest for Oregon
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Where did you get a 25' roll at? I need a 108 and 124dl of that think I will try frawleys they the cheapest for Oregon
That’s were I got it ,LolOregon FTW!
What's the difference between 27x and 68lx im looking now
I got 36" oak and bigger to buck
Semi chisel and Full chisel
Much appreciated
Dang, 20%, we know nothing of the sort here. Every morning here it's very humid, 70-80 is pretty normal, 90s isn't out of the question, and even 100% when it's not raining
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This was pretty funny, must have been real humid at 7pm
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Still have one tire out of acceptable range after road force balancing . Anything over 30 on a large truck tire may still cause a vibration. Tech told me to put that tire on the rear of the truck this is on my 85 . I’m sure the tire that was 73 was the main culprit for the vibration .
Agree on the maple. Cabot Trail in Cape Breton can be colourful.
Beech too can be nice when fall conditions are right. This one's on the edge of our lawn.
The wife's was reading like 80-100# I think, 04 Honda crv 225k the repair shop said it needs a new compressor 800-1000$ I think. So I went and bought her the ford escape with working ac.
Beech here usually holds a majority of its leaves through winter here. Brown a crispy albeit
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Another day of rotary cutting,
We FINALLY have everything cut once, and a couple places cut twice, and that's it for rotary cutting, until grows some more. lol
SR
We FINALLY have everything cut once, and a couple places cut twice, and that's it for rotary cutting, until grows some more. lol
SR
I was talking about in the basement with the dehumidifier running, lol.Dang, 20%, we know nothing of the sort here. Every morning here it's very humid, 70-80 is pretty normal, 90s isn't out of the question, and even 100% when it's not raining
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This was pretty funny, must have been real humid at 7pm
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I can not but I'm going to let my bil have a look.
Maybe it's just me, but are you SURE that is Elm??? Looks a lot like Pignut (Smooth Bark) Hickory to me!
Yea it's elm. My dad wanted to know what type so he took pics of a few leaves for one of his FB tree groups. It split about the same as the pin oak I got.
This is what the leaf looked like. It was very distinct with the bottom of leaf with one side being lower/higher than the other.
Same.Beech here usually holds a majority of its leaves through winter here. Brown a crispy albeit
White elm and yellow birch look a lot alike.
I was just commenting on humidity in general.
The dehumidifier in ours runs nearly 100% of the time, it's set at 45% iirc.
Little less humidity out today, but the 20+ up to 70mph winds, the hail, and rain, are making it not so nice out now. Wife said we lost powerand there are a bunch of smaller branches down. Guess the power is out and the chicken run took a hit from a large branch too. It's always something right lol.
Guess I never hit "post reply".
Update, a tree fell on the chicken run, and the humidity is back up to 97%
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