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Maaaaaaybeee.......
Only been told there is big stuff to be cut up, many over 3 feet in dia, I will believe that when I see it tomorrow morning.
I think we were..Yes she does..........oh wait....are we talking about the same thing?
Will work for food.......will bring safety meeting paraphernalia.......It was an absolute stellar weekend on the island!! Never even started a fire...was perfectly warm. Like August but without the people or flies!!!! Brought out a 100 lb lobster crate of fit and split hardwood, two 3' X 4' Anderson windows, another half square of clear cedar shingles etc. Made a detailed (I hope) list of what else to ferry out next weekend and developed a rather detailed plan of attack. Gotta always figure high on materials on an island to make certain you have what you need....20 mile boat trip and 5 mile car trip to get to the nearest lumber yard!!!!
It was an absolute stellar weekend on the island!! Never even started a fire...was perfectly warm. Like August but without the people or flies!!!! Brought out a 100 lb lobster crate of fit and split hardwood, two 3' X 4' Anderson windows, another half square of clear cedar shingles etc. Made a detailed (I hope) list of what else to ferry out next weekend and developed a rather detailed plan of attack. Gotta always figure high on materials on an island to make certain you have what you need....20 mile boat trip and 5 mile car trip to get to the nearest lumber yard!!!!
Working on projects far from supplies and requiring boat trips really need a lot of forethought and planning. Sometimes the little things not in inventory can cause long delays and much wasted time when working in the wilderness. Being part tradesman and having been working on our remote camp since 1958 has given me a lot of experience of having the necessary tools and materials to get a project done without holdups. I actually stock a lot more stuff up there now than there ever was before I took er over.
WoOT !!!!
044 MAX!!!!!!044/046 hybrid for the win, made short work of those little sticks!
Yeah. Mine wears a 28” reduced weight bar..........when you need it. It sure does the job.Yep, built that ole hybrid back around 08, done a fair bit of cuttin with it and in big wood it has it all over my 044`s.
Some of the carbs has an accelerator pump built in and when they wear the bore a bit air can get past causing erratic idle, stumble off idle to WOT and even stalling if the leak is severe enough.No wood cutting today....heavy rain/wind....Shop day!!!!!
Ordered a cheep Chinknee carb/gasket/fuel line/filter yesterday for a nice looking little 51 Hoosky that has been at the shop for quite a while......I rebuilt it for a guy but it refused to idle properly for any length of time and it seemed to lose spark so I replaced the coil.....I don't know....2-3 times and it seemed to fix it......but not really after a while.....rebuilt the carb a couple times....that too seemed to fix the issue...but not really in the long term. Gonna throw a new carb on and see if that helps......guy stopped in yesterday and would really like to have it back. Only $13 'Merican to try this approach. Mechanically the saw it great...good comp, passed pressure and vac tests.....all new piston, seals, intake and impulse nipple, gaskets etc. PITA Lil' POS........
Some of the carbs has an accelerator pump built in and when they wear the bore a bit air can get past causing erratic idle, stumble off idle to WOT and even stalling if the leak is severe enough.
Winter temps here !!Good morning guys. Nice fall like temps here finally.