Elm what was first come to mind for me, not sure though. Lots of oak leaves on the ground there...
My buddy owns a concrete block house...well, it was originally his grandpa's machine shop, someone converted to house later on...he rents it out...
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Yup, best crop in a while now!
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If you don't have a tuner, no need for an antenna...
I vote you da winner! :thumbs:
Liked for acknowledgment only...but I stand with you in whatever it takes to continue on, with that huge hole left behind...
If it has the "boost air" holes then covering those (or at least partially) can make a big difference in how well you can control the fire
I don't believe rack gears are generally all that hard...surface hardened for wear resistance maybe...
I bought a smaller one (16") a couple years ago with the exact same problem...works ok as long as you split wood that is shorter than where the...
You'll need red for high temp service like that...not sure red is even good enough...melts at 500* IIRC...EGTs are headed toward 1000* right out...
This same rhody has 4-5 blooms on it now! [ATTACH]
Man, you are on a roll today! :thumbs:
Just FYI, if you replace that with a stainless steel bolt, coated in nickel based high temp anti seize, you'll not have to fool with it...
You know it's just not gonna be a good day when the very first tree takes your saws away, and then wood shames you! :eek: [ATTACH]
Yup, easy peasy unless there are "complications"
Ever try to pay with a $2 bill? Seldom get anyone under about 50 yo to take them...most younger people think it's Monopoly money! (Only ever tried...
That's not factory all 20, is it?
Nice! 7.3 gaszilla? Looks familiar, eh Eric VW ?