Ah, ok yeah I'm sure it was the "normal" kind I was using.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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I have seen a few like that back when I wrenched for a living. I have only seen one since the 80's. That was in a Ford 360 truck motor.
WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
Another rainy morning here, so time for other stuff:
a little something to go with eggs
and a little something for sandwiches. Cast iron for the win.
a little something to go with eggs
and a little something for sandwiches. Cast iron for the win.
xraydaniel
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Hi guys!
An interesting find the other day and a story untold…
I put two and two together only after rifling through some old photos and it clicked!
An interesting find the other day and a story untold…
I put two and two together only after rifling through some old photos and it clicked!
OH_Varmntr
Burner of stored sunlight
Atleast you know his end now. It would've been nice to have him over a smoker though.
grogetr sawguy
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Mad Science ,
That’s nice but I like mine
Nice carving. I'm not sure that I would like to think of it coming from a "used toilet paper" dispenser though. LOL
benz66
Used to sell firewood for $5 a face cord, deliverd
Great idea! nice work!
xraydaniel
Addicted to ArboristSite
Sentimental value.
When do you guys call it quits for a beloved 2 cycle tool? I have a Ryobi SS30 I bought in 2007 and have used it regularly every season since then. Around 2011 I simply did a muff mod and carb tune. It’s been flawless really. I also have a Stihl FS46 I use for brush cutting.
That Ryobi just runs. When it sees some heavy work the vibrations get a bit much which could be a loose hex shaft.
When do you guys call it quits for a beloved 2 cycle tool? I have a Ryobi SS30 I bought in 2007 and have used it regularly every season since then. Around 2011 I simply did a muff mod and carb tune. It’s been flawless really. I also have a Stihl FS46 I use for brush cutting.
That Ryobi just runs. When it sees some heavy work the vibrations get a bit much which could be a loose hex shaft.
Brings back memories of dad mixing fuel for his race boat.Mad Science ,
I have lots of old saws, tool, and equipment laying around that I can't seem to part with. Some of it for sentiment some just because I don't feel like dealing with all the tire kickers to sell it. Really no harm in keeping so long as it's not in the way.
Good memories,
Not bad for me and my brothers lol. Mom sure hated that boat and all the time and money dad dumped into it.Good memories,
Can't remember if I posted a finished side Pic of the shop. I think it looks a bit out of place with the one window, but I'm surly not buying a new window to match the other one.
Aslo started on the insulation in the floor before I had to leave for work this morning. Should have worn pants. Legs are all itchy now....
Aslo started on the insulation in the floor before I had to leave for work this morning. Should have worn pants. Legs are all itchy now....
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I think she will notice after you step one foot in the house
She was away at the timeI think she will notice after you step one foot in the house
Made some progress on the pin oak. Noodled in half with the 590 then I quartered it with the x27. Made putting them on the splitter alot easier.
Yea my notices when she opens the dryer door and a bunch of sawdust falls out
