"Who needs hydraulics?" Probably he will for his lift chair from getting maimed or for a Backhoe to dig his grave. :heidi:
I used this rule to my advantage some years back. Here in Ohio If it's a county road the have the right of way 20 feet from the center line of...
I like the Estwing holder! ;)
I can honestly say that when I've been sick, back issues and such, I've always noticed I feel better once I start working. Seems your mind forgets...
When I was a kid we didn't have anywhere to cut of our own. Dad didn't have a truck so he ended up making a trailer. I limbed with a hatchet and...
Good to know. Like I said, I've been there with those "What the heck" moments. Seems no one checks their product anymore before shipping.
[MEDIA] Not making fun of the guy as I'm sure he'll get it worked out with a better drive on the chain or sharper but I do feel his pain. We've...
Good way to get someone hurt multipushing like that. Many a guy killed or maimed doing it. I know he is standing to the side but you are dealing...
The working height and those tables make an unbelievable difference in your level of fatigue. People whom I've done work for and want to help...
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I can see some advantages and some minuses as well. I guess it boils down to whether it will help you enough or work well for your situation....
As I said before, I can NOT tell from your pic. Trace out the flow pattern and see if they are heading in the same direction or opposite. Opposite...
What I'm getting at is to get the best heat transfer you are supposed to have the flows going in opposite directions. At least that is what my...
Can't tell from the pic but you do have the heat exchanger hooked up so the flows are going in opposite directions don't you?
No problem. I didn't read/see close enough that the lifting mechanism WAS your Wallenstein. I was like the above poster and was stuck in the...
How big of rounds are you dealing with? If you can roll them by hand or a hook a simple log lift would be the best option in my opinion. If they...
As others have said, it all depends on the tree. I personally don't care for ropes on hard leaners, big trees or when buildings/powerlines get...
Welcome aboard from another Buckeye.
I used to split a lot by hand when I was younger. Heck, I even hand chopped all the wood for my grandmother for 3 years and it was mainly dead...
Looks like you found the needles from Chuck Norris's sewing kit.
