cqaigy2
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Cause his lid is too heavy.
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woodlandfarms
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Oh yeah, the 1850 lid is crazy heavy. Like keep you in shape heavy. Like do I really want to look at the engine or can I just guess looking through the grate heavy.
MossRoad
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Oh. :laughing:
AKDirtGrubber
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"Like do I really want to look at the engine or can I just guess looking through the grate heavy."
LOL Now that is the quote of the day!
LOL Now that is the quote of the day!
EddieWalker
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That looks pretty good. Where do you keep the gas, the bar oil and your safety gear?
MossRoad
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DOH! It's always the details! :laughing:
We're wearing the safety gear, of course! And its a short drive back to the garage or trailer for gas, oil and a beverage between tanks.
cqaigy2
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I put all that extra gear in the bucket, along with the chains, log hook, plastic wedges, etc, etc.
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Funny thing about putting your stuff in the bucket.... there's several stories on TBN (one from me, I'm sure) about putting stuff in the bucket then forgetting its in there and grabbing a scoopful of dirt!
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woodlandfarms
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Where there is a will, there is a way.
Honestly I do not travel with gas or bar oil very often. MossRoad taught me everything I know about chainsawing so I head back to the barn once a tank is done. To be honest I am trying to clear 40 acres. So I picka section, and cut a tank full of trees. Then mount up on the PT and grapple them all to a burn pile (I wish I had friends who needed firewood, I ate burning this stuff year after year).
Will take some pix of what I have going on tomorrow.
Honestly I do not travel with gas or bar oil very often. MossRoad taught me everything I know about chainsawing so I head back to the barn once a tank is done. To be honest I am trying to clear 40 acres. So I picka section, and cut a tank full of trees. Then mount up on the PT and grapple them all to a burn pile (I wish I had friends who needed firewood, I ate burning this stuff year after year).
Will take some pix of what I have going on tomorrow.
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woodlandfarms
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Funny thing about putting your stuff in the bucket.... there's several stories on TBN (one from me, I'm sure) about putting stuff in the bucket then forgetting its in there and grabbing a scoopful of dirt!
Uhm... NO, usually I put important bolts and nuts and small things, or my head sets and iphone int the bucket, you know, cause the tilt seat will drop them on the ground and I will loose them. Then I get the gravel for the road repair and as I drive away I hear and odd ringing under one of my tires.