Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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My truck is in a calendar.
This one
Miss March
This one
Miss March
I told myself I was done for the season.,. Two big oaks came down in a storm a couple weeks ago.. right down the road,, One of them shouldve gone to the mill or veneer,, then myself said " farwood". Scrounge on !
That's something to really be proud of.... Nice job.
Is that truck from out west?
jeagan
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Nice freakin windmills...
Morning Scroungers, 
Bent your axle? I bent my frame by overloading with logs. I've got some angle iron I'm going to weld to the cross members after I straighten them.
A lot of people here will agree with you about hand splitting for the exercise. Just remember, some day you'll be old and you'll feel the toll hand splitting has taken on your body over the years.
South Carolina
That is the truth. Be smart and buy a splitter. Your body will greatly approve of that purchase.
Why the Wyoming plates?
Cause I like the horse and cowboy on it. I put it on with rare earth magnets at shows .
That's Steamboat. The horse, not the rider.
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Morning everybody
Question for you guys. Earlier this summer, my office building flooded. Everything is dried out and we’re in the process of redoing the basement. Going to paint the walls with concrete paint. Wanted to do something on “ceiling” which is basically the bottom of the main level wood floor/joists that would contrast the white walls of the concrete. Was thinking maybe just some sort of dark stain? I know if we went with a light color of paint it would take a lot of coats to get things uniform and I don’t want to spend that much time or money.
Question for you guys. Earlier this summer, my office building flooded. Everything is dried out and we’re in the process of redoing the basement. Going to paint the walls with concrete paint. Wanted to do something on “ceiling” which is basically the bottom of the main level wood floor/joists that would contrast the white walls of the concrete. Was thinking maybe just some sort of dark stain? I know if we went with a light color of paint it would take a lot of coats to get things uniform and I don’t want to spend that much time or money.
They are all around. The only positive to them is that I always know which way the wind is blowing and how fast it is moving.
It was a pretty good hike up to the road. Must have been a wild ride. Any clue as to what and how old it is?
EchovsStihl63
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I've cut up more than one tree that really should have been lumber, but had I not cut it up for firewood it would've returned to the dirt more than likely
Snagged another 254xp at the weekend (number five - I have one other runner and three projects). It was for sale locally, nine miles away. It's a little rough cosmetically, but runs great.
Tested it today by cutting down a small Mountain Ash (Rowan), a small Lilac and an old climbing frame made from 6x6 timber.
Tested it today by cutting down a small Mountain Ash (Rowan), a small Lilac and an old climbing frame made from 6x6 timber.
Someone else had posted a railroad video earlier, here's when a Yellowbonnet GP50 lead a Galesburg, IL/Twin Cities, MN road freight last year. Having been in middle school during the BNSF merger back in 1995/1996 it was nice to see this old workhorse out front.
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