That's too bad.Wait, you guys get paid for your baptisms, I had to pay for mine.
I'll call you if I need to talk!Okay, way to be a man!.
You got my number if she's too mad.
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That was a steal. That is the saw Husqvarna should have built to replace the 372 oe.
I'll take bluegills over any other fish, but perch are a close second.
My old fishin' buddy used to say "If you catch a pike, you're one in the hole."
Easy, I used rhe grey on my tdi oil pan too....
My 73 f250 has a 360fe in it, I wouldn't say it's the most powerful, but it certainly takes a beating and keeps on trucking. Been in my family since 76. About the only thing we've done to it is swap electronic ignition into it.
It was actually in a scrap pile in the woods, Came out of another wrecked 63.5 that was there. It’s not the original, it was in a building just n pieces with a wasted crank, the guys son gave me all of the history on everything.
Never been to the PNW, but I've bought a good number of saws from up there. One of the places I'd like to make it to before I hit 60, and that's coming fast...
Funny thing happened, the wife grabbed up some walleye tonight from a local shop called fry daddy's
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I’m trying to avoid a mini van lol, luckily the wife isn’t too fond of them so I may be in luck. Been trying to find a land yacht squarebody burb to turn into the family truckster for long trips and what not.Those are good cars.
I had a 86 honda hatch, also had a 95 hatch, lots of two doors, and plenty of coupes, oh also 3 of the first gen mini vans(the 4dr hatchback version), currently have an 08 odyssey. I like Japanese rides.
Beautiful area for sure. May make a run down that way to buy a ride this summer, we'll see.
360 is just a 390 block (bore) with a 352 crank. Surprisingly (to me), my 1966 427 Holman & Moody block had "352" cast into it even though it was a side oiler block with cross bolted mains!
I never understood why they went that way, just seemed an odd choice. Same basic engine 2 different displacement, and the trucks got the smaller engine.
Yea chipper , the eco system is amazing ur like in the prehistoric era, everything grows big out there, that tree was over 12’ in diameter, I’m gonna head up to VC island area in the future,Never been to the PNW, but I've bought a good number of saws from up there. One of the places I'd like to make it to before I hit 60, and that's coming fast...
Funny thing happened, the wife grabbed up some walleye tonight from a local shop called fry daddy's
Funny when that sort of thing happens.
That's really cool.
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What's funny is how much I like minivans lol. The boy and wife both dislike the 08 odyssey, but really like the 98, my daughters like the new one because it has the DVD player. I hit a deer with the 98 a couple falls ago and had a heck of a time getting a headlight for it, ended up getting one from Australia. The hood is still bent up as is the fender, and it still needs the grill and the radiator could use to be replaced. I drove it over a yr without a headlight, mainly during the day. I put a JDM engine in it in 2020, the boy and I drove out west of Chicago to pick that up during the time when many locked themselves in there homes, yes we were super spreaders. I'm not sure what I'll do with it, it's starting to get a bit of rust, which is when I'm usually done with a vehicle. I typically buy vehicles that have come to Michigan from out of state, the van came from Colorado, so the paint was burnt on the roof, same with my 99 suburban that I sold around 2020 after buying my 2000 excursion that was primarily used for towing a camper, so no rust.
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Welcome to AS. Nice to see a fellow Wisconsinite on here.
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Looking at the radar/temps yesterday up your way it looked pretty nice for working outside.
Welcome to AS/the scrounging wood thread.
Most of us here aren't the best lookingYup, I’m not a public figure, I’m just ugly and was doing you a service
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