Stop in for a cup of coffee

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In for a break only 82 but with the 71% humidity it's a sweat box picking up rock.
 
Old man ray said:
So stock original rims don't fit then?
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We have a pair of foxes living in our woods. The slope we rocked last week we put down weed paper first about 40 yards long by 20 yards wide on a 25% slope.
I looked out early the next morning and they were both running up and down the paper rolling on it having a great time.
They have been here since we moved in a year ago as has the rabbits.
I thought for sure the foxes would have eaten them all by now.
Must be a lot of rodents available?
 
ZMan67S said:
We have a pair of foxes living in our woods. The slope we rocked last week we put down weed paper first about 40 yards long by 20 yards wide on a 25% slope.
I looked out early the next morning and they were both running up and down the paper rolling on it having a great time.
They have been here since we moved in a year ago as has the rabbits.
I thought for sure the foxes would have eaten them all by now.
Must be a lot of rodents available?
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They are more Herbivore then Carnivore.
They do like dog food thought.
They compete with the ground hogs here for Carrots, Apple's, corn etc.
They don't seem to bother the other animals. Kind of skittish actually.
 
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Here we go again… so far, 7 times this spring I’ve dodged the swirling funnels, law of averages worrying me…
 
Rained overnight and did not look good for today… But it’s beautiful now! Did some weedwacking and was covered in green muck. Lol. Showered and relaxing with a cold brew now.
 
Old man ray said:
They are more Herbivore then Carnivore.
They do like dog food thought.
They compete with the ground hogs here for Carrots, Apple's, corn etc.
They don't seem to bother the other animals. Kind of skittish actually.
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They like chickens! They had a den out back of the cold storage in mountville. There was a chicken farm with huge commercial coups next door. Lots of feathers around the den entrance.
 
Well. Power brakes with 440 dart does not seem to work. Fits here but hood won't close...

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Going to take off valve cover. See if there is clearance with factory covers....
 
dukeboy_318 said:
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Here we go again… so far, 7 times this spring I’ve dodged the swirling funnels, law of averages worrying me…
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We've been doing it almost every night for a couple weeks. Last nights tornado was 30 miles west. Night before that 10 miles north. Thunderstorms and buckets of rain almost every night. Farm fields near the creeks and rivers are flooded. Many have not been able to get in the fields to finish planting. It's springtime in the Midwest.
 
dukeboy_318 said:
Thoughts on this

Alaskan Portable Chainsaw Sawmill -14"- 36"
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Looks like the same one we had at the park. Pretty good. VaFo had the simpler version.
In either case get the snap lines right before you start cutting.
get a rip blade.
And if it starts slow down, look for a loose bolt - dont ask me how I know...

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I think its fine for boards and slabs for your own use. That's a door jamb there.
If you're selling, find someone with a Woodmizer or similar, for a lot less waste.
 
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