#2 is a nut producing tree...
The second piece was taken from the main trunk of the tree.. It was over 100 years old when the tornado finally dumped it.. Over 4' across. For...
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Nope... Didn't change... What you saw there was the tunnels of the locust borer.... We got lots of those here... They'll make dust in your wood...
Yes.. 1 is hedge.. 2 is honey locust, and 3 is Elm..
2 out of three...
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That tree was a southern black locust. Same tree is in the north, but they have a little bit different look to them.
You nailed the hackberry Dave... A+ :drunk:
You can have the cole slaw...
I got a real eclectic stack in the barn... I'll try to put something together this weekend too...
Bring on some more samples there Gotwood?... I like fried chicken...
So I win the chicken dinner and SS gets the paper plate...?
1st pic. 1. Black Locust 2. Hackberry The 3 together in order... 1. Honey locust 2. Cherry 3. Popple
Not uncommon for 346's to run as high as 14,500... 550 should be right in at 13,900-14,000. It has a rev limited coil.. Though it allows more rpm...
You'll have it apart, might as well check the squish with the new slug in it and no gasket.. See where you are... I prefer to have a gasket if...
The late model 350's ran so good, the Swedish mother ship had to do something to broaden the gap between it and the 353... Enter that stupid...
Hahahahahaha!!!!!! Ditch that piston... From a performance stand point... Seriously.. Ditch it...