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looks you scored good, but you had mentioned how they stack it along with all the limbs, that's kinda what i have to deal with, with downed trees, the part i don't like is de limbing above my head, and dragging the smaller limbs out of the way but being that's part of the job, it is what it is, i usually saw all the limbs down to 3 inch in diameter, then fall back to using the fiskars power gear bypass loopers. those small limbs bring the furness temp up quick, and make a nice bed bed of coal, for the larger chunks.

well, we all know that, but you sure would be great at it! i know it will never happen, but i sure would like to see what you, and fish would come up with!

my bud Steve, makes items like that, the last one he told me about was building a custom rot iron stair case, for some actress's daughters who lived in the house or used to, i used to cut the hay on her place a few years back, i had to drive the the equiptment right by the house, never did get to meet those two girls, lol the mother sold the place and they moved, and some rich doctor took it over, and started raises horses. he's a nice down to earth guy, live just a few miles from Steve's home.

the video works just fine here, that's one heck of a build!

looks like y'all got the tail end of what passed through my area last night, high wind, rain off and on, i picked up lightening static on the short wave, but never saw a flash, or heard a clap, but the temp change ?? 60 to a low of 33 this morning, https://www.tornadohq.com/live/

hm, just imagine if he was real angry.... i do have to say if i was caged in a park for the public, i wouldn't be too happy ether. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lRg01wmLtK4

wheeler if you don't mind post some of those vides about (links) buffing that paint out, all I've ever seen is a flat rock hard finish, i know when used on moldboard plows it takes along time to ware off! so i can say that's some tuff arse paint.

it doesn't get any fresher then this.

thank you for the offer, let me do some looking, i might just take you up on it :-) it's a better price then what i pay for stihl synthetic mix oil! my grandfather always quicksilver mix oil in his echo brush cutter, no telling how many engine hour that cutter had on it, have gave it to me years down the road, i used it all around the main shop, and also to clean between rows of tobacco.

so far a high of 60 a couple days before Christmas ? i dont recall ever seeing this, not that I'm complaining, lol a couple nieghbors are mowing, some are grilling out... I've used less firewood then i ever have for this time of the year. just makes me think, jan, and feb, might be one for the books down south... if this is the kinda weather you have this time of the year fish, then, yeah, moving further south would set with me just fine!! even farmers are saving money, not feeding so many bales, less fuel ussage, hours on equipment, etc.

yes 81 is the number of drive links and yes defrent brand chains and bars will interchange, .063 is the thickness of the drive links, so you will need 81 drive links , along with .063 gauge chain. you made the right choice with the spark plug, as for starting, mine takes few pulls to start, just the nature of the beast (About 3 or 4 pulls) she's always been like sence brand new. as for bar oil, I'm picky, Stihl brand is all i use, it's almost as tacky as bel-ray foam filter oil, lol!

@ATC4ever you didn't forget did you ? send them! lol.

don't think I've ever seen a Yamaha like this ome, that's one heck of an air cleaner!

you can also use that needle to grease them later on down the road, just pick a spot easy to get to, i would choose the back side, I've done mine before and makes a world of defrence in steering, using bel-ray water proof grease, plus there's always a small grease spot where the needle went in, so, next time i have a reference mark to stick the needle in, some here have said they've done c-v joint boots like that, but i wouldn't go there, lol, because of too much boot flex.

back when i would drink, it was coors, or bud, never did get a chance to try that beverage ? must be good suds.

yeah, if my ex GF could ride like that (slow and long) , I'd still be with her.

you have better eyes then i do, i never noticed the shifter, but does look like ones there, also noticed the logo on the rear left fender and trunk (rear) , or that's what it looks like.

welcome to the forums, you may want to touch base with jeep, or fishfiles. i was going to post this a few hours ^^^ but he said looking to buy.

check out the 300 run.

i keep my fork and knife handy! you just make the call!

hard to tell, straight rear axle no steering stem light, left hand exhaust, twin tail / brake lights, both the right, and left front fenders have badges ... no cowling under the front left fender. and angle of the fenders, and the pumpkin is on the left hand side.

this day in time, it's hard to tell what store this sign belongs in....