These past couple years I’ve pretty much gotten away from hoarding when the temperature goes above 50. Of course there are exceptions, and today...
The 61/272 is mostly complete. I got it fired up but didn’t run it too long, because there’s no bar oil in it. I’m waiting to get the correct oil...
I’ve been battling them for years. I found it easier to cut off their food source than to keep shooting/trapping them. Once access is gone,...
[ATTACH]
Accurate [ATTACH]
I wonder if there’s a market for this? Converting new fine thread clutches to coarse thread. The original clutch on the 61 was very questionable,...
It’s got a slight taper in it from where it mounts to the carburetor elbow, up to the I.D. of the filter. It all matches up reasonably well.
I may have sought his counsel about velocity stacks earlier this week :whistle: Delrin is easy for me to come by and should hold up.
Cool to see you and the resurrected log arch back in action. Nice to be able to do a biomass exchange with the local forest too :thumbs:
:rofl: :lol: My record is bad enough to be disqualified for a local LEO job, but I’m not crooked enough to be a fed. Just a quiet observer here ;)
Stuff happened, long story short now I’m going to run a… let’s say “unbranded” velocity stack. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
They look like poison ivy leaves but are compound like ash or hickory. Unique for sure.
My plan is to try the AM just to get it running, then keep my eyes open for a used OEM. There weren’t any on eBay last time I checked (unless I...
It's good for me right now though; I needed a good 3D puzzle in my life :whistle:
One step closer. I had bought a 272 intake block and carburetor, and assumed that the screws from the 61 would fit. Not so. Too short and the...
Nice when you have a mutually beneficial arrangement like that. Looks like route 8 in the background so you couldn't have been too far off the...
One of my wife’s bleeding hearts. This is the third season for this particular one in this spot. In my flower bed I planted the North American...
No fire here for ten days, so I'm anticipating that we're most likely done burning. I took the indoor firewood rack outside to stow it until fall....
I love burning sugar maple but when it comes to those big ones, I usually shy away. Straight, forest grown, 14-16" DBH is about perfect for me....
That's a bit... unorthodox lol. Round files aren't exactly designed to cut while spinning :confused: I'll bet the files he uses wear out evenly...