Almost 50 years ago. :smoke:
Some good times!:drunk:
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Swipe the windshield with the side of a cigarette.
Nice day for a ride 72°f.:) [ATTACH]
This is an antique and built to last, got it at a yard sale.:) [ATTACH]
Ordered handles both are GB from Retailers - Gränsfors Bruk [ATTACH]
These will keep me busy for awhile. More yard sale finds.:loco: :crazy: [ATTACH]
Nice picture..........:whistle:Where was take picture taken at?
Thanks! Pinion is tough wood for sure! It really puts out the heat.......... I can't believe that I used to split it with a maul.:axe:
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bogydave I haven't cut ponderosa pine in years, there's plenty of it around here, I cut mostly Pinion Pine and Tamarack up to 27".... I had a 22...
I think I have a keeper here. :axe:30 ton Iron & Oak [ATTACH]
Early Craftsman Tools and Their Makers: Appendix A Nice find Rook!
This one was a real wreck. [ATTACH]
Nice pups! I had 2 red healers.
Same here. Split about a cord before it really started coming down. I'm inside watching it rain and the stove is burning:coldfire:. Really happy...
I'll use most of them the double bit axes will be wall hangers. Chainsaws are much more efficient.:saw:
Very Nice! Timeless! I still like film too.