Introduce yourself here !

Do you have water?

 

Yep, had water just before dark with a boil advisory. The town mait. guy dropped off a case and 2 gal. of water. Water from the tap was stained for a couple gallons, but it seems all is well.
The front yard is is a muddy wreck with barricades and yellow caution tape. Hunks of busted asphalt and gravel was used for fill and still a good hole out there. The town mait. guy says he left room for top soil but it may be a while for "topping things off" because of weather. I aint busting his backs over it, yet. The ground is frozen a good 18 inches, and he's a good guy. We're a small rural town of about 200 houses. I've been out here for 18 years or so we all get along okay. They ( couple of town elders) have ask me to become a member of the town board a couple times in the past, which I graciously declined.

 

I thought you had water when you said they were back filling. Glad you have water, don't need you stinking things up.

 

You look familiar, Have I seen you around somewhere before?

 

Hi, I'm new here, and just wanted to say Hi...! I am uncurable chain saw hoarder. I trade them, fix them up and sell
a few. try to make an extra buck or two here and there. I am a die-hard Jonny-Red Man, but I collect all brands.
Jonsered:
920 Super 42inb ~ 910 36inb ~ 2182 26inb ~ 2171 24inb ~ 621 18inb ~ 2159 20inb ~ 2054 18inb ~ 535 16inb..., and
a host of other brands, Mac, Homelite, Old Pouland (before Poulan became plastic junk) Olympic, Sachs, Remington
etc, etc. Oregon Pro chain grinder, and I can't forget Miss Bernice, that's my old 1990 Dodge D-250 wood hauler...
1981 King wood stove in the house and an old Atlanta Homesteader stove in my shop. I burn
6 to 7 cords per year between the house and shop.


'Paul'

 

Howdy Paul.

 

Thanks for the great welcome, sorry I haven't responded sooner. We've had sickness in the family, all is well now.
The 920 Jonsered is a 87cc & 5.3 cu. in. saw. Beside my personal '920' which I use when cutting the good stuff
like shaggy-bark hickory, I sold one back in Nov. 2013 in better than average shape with a 22 inch bar for $350.00
super tuned and ready for the woods. The fellow I sold it to snached it up and didn't blink an eye. They are getting
harder to find in decent shape. Should I ever have another one for sale, I will post it here.


'Paul'

 

Hello my name is Kent/chevychase. From Virginia South western part,Mountains. Pallet Pete the great guy he is, turned me onto this site!!
I do construction work for a living. Been curious about what a person can do with pallets.
I have built a few things , will check /read all out then ask some questions.
Seems most pallets around here are popular?

I know some of these pallets are a pita to take apart!!

 

Welcome Chevy
Pallets make perfect parts for particular projects

 

Correction:

Pallets provide perfect...........

 

You know when you are at a perfectly good dinner party and you leave to use the restroom and hear music coming from another room so you sneak in and realize that you know a bunch of people from the dinner party there? Your response is " What the.... Hey!? Weren't you just at the......"
That's about how I feel right now!
Thanks for not inviting me! I had to use Google to find this party. Oh well, glad to be here.

Anyway, I'm Jason.
I am a wood carver, cutter, splitter/stacker, burner type. This thing is starting to become a sickness maybe? I don't care, I like it.
I also like fishing, sailing, music. snowmobiling, Archery, camping, outdoorsy stuff, blah blah blah.
I'm glad to find resources like this to enable help me!