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A little CSS today

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  1. mike bayerl

    mike bayerl

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    Red oak and black birch. Nice to finally get the back out in the woods. We had close to 3 ft of snow on the ground a week ago.
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    Good job Mike! I too got some splitting done today. Sorry...I was too muddy to get a pic:picard:
     
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    Looks like a fun time. Too dang muddy here to stay in one place too long and shuffle around.

    I took my new to me 372xp out as well today. Ran well but wasn't as torquey as expected. In its defense it has a bad gouge from the bottom of the piston to the top of it. Still pulls 150 psi though. In the process of buying a meteor p/c for it. Maybe it'll be more impressive then.
     
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    Great job Mike......looks like that firewood is going to warm you twice....once today and then again next winter.:fire:
     
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    Pallets are the way to go. No matter how muddy, you won't get any punky wood
     
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  6. My IS heats my home

    My IS heats my home

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    Glad for you, the ground isnt covered in white stuff anymore. We have about a foot to go
     
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    How much did you get and what do you have left? My thoughts go out to those in Boston. Sad!
     
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    Boston is the city that keeps the records for snowfall, they are around 105" for the season so far. I'm located about 20 mi to the south of the city and we had well over 120" this year. It's melting, a couple of weeks and we should see more of the ground. There's about a foot left away from the snowbanks
     
    My IS heats my home, Mar 15, 2015
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