That must be why he buys em pre cut and split .... :emb:
I was thinking he was the ring leader and the red shirt explains everything..... :rofl: :lol:
A "nibbler" is what I've seen used at work for metal building work. Those 3 jaws work too but best when going with the ribs of the metal or...
Seems like I've gotten flywheels off engines similarly. Just thread the nut on until flush with the end of the crank or slightly over flush so...
Went out and processed that "beech" today. While I was away it decided to identify as a red maple. When it first come down all I could see was...
I heard those danged, new fangled worshing machines wear my clothes out. So the less you use um the better. :sherlock:
Eggshooterist I came across that snowblower today and thought, what the heck, I'll try and start it. Mind you it hasn't been started for 2...
Got out today and split that red maple that I scrounged last Saturday with the beech that's still at the end of the driveway. Since it's straight...
I was wondering what the picture was for and then I saw it. How does one enable the "really" feature? :D
I've driven several 700+ SRT vehicles while I worked at the dealership. That's about all you can use with 2 wheels on the street. Now all wheel...
You could probably buy 4 or more. They were 100k before COVID. It's ugly but that supercharged 6.2. :drool:
True that! :rofl: :lol: I wonder how many cases of toilet paper he has stashed away during the pandemic. :sherlock: I assume the worst when it...
They've always sounded like a great company and build beautiful stoves. Why such a simple, consumable part has become such a problem? They know...
I hope I'm wrong, like most times. Unfortunately it's not what a company did but what they currently do that matters. Where did you buy those...
That's funny. We had an 8n too. Made it easy to hook up to the ground with the exhaust going down and out back rather than just a stack. Plus...
I would guess they decided to NOT do that so that customers were forced to spend their money at Woodstock to get a new one. What a great business...
Reading that reminds me when I was a kid. We had a shed at my parents house that we kept rabbits in. Not sure what critter made home under that...
Glad to hear you didn't lose power and made it through the storm. Edit: Have a good new year too.
Paul Dokken you sure fixed this problem right! :thumbs: Looking forward to reading how you like the new one.
I would venture to say anything "traditional" gets em worked up. They'd probably tell ya a fake plastic tree is better for you than a real tree...
