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I need to learn more about those.

This should be a good saw for someone who wants a 125 but is on 10-10 budget.......... Point is the 797 will run with the 125........

Does the 241 take the 12mm mount.....I assume it does.

I see there are some 20 inch 50 gauge loops on eBay and Byrce has 24 inch .063 gauge loops

Good thing you "passed" on it.

Awe fuk....Stickergate 2026 version...🫣

Beautiful night in Illinois looking at Iowa....

Yes and the chain is on correctly

SCOTUS says no.

Beats walking

The last Iowa GTG my son and I went to was probably Fall 2014 or 2015. It was at Hoskeys and was a great time. About noon or so my son got a call that scared the poop out of me. The Sheriff's department said there were cows running down Highway 92. Our cows were the only ones they could be and...

Think about 100 years later, 2024 how many hours of wages it took to buy a car/truck.

That is one experience I have not had although I have known a few girls that acted like they were hookers. I have only met one real hooker in my life. I had just finished my first year of teaching and was in Decatur Illinois for the state agriculture teachers convention. It was a 4 day event...

I have pretty much given up on HiBid. I have sat at the computer for hours as things get stretched out. Then you miss something as your are trying to wait out the damn soft close. I have still been watching stuff at 1AM. Saturday there is a large sale north of me with 826 items on it. It is...

Shipping it would be very reasonable through Fastenal as long as the destination is in the east zone https://www.fastenal.com/fast/blue-lane-freight

I remember about 12-15 years ago when Central Boiler was saying that they were discontinuing the conventional boiler due to the EPA. I was on the phone with them this winter and they are still building them.

PayPal is the easiest payment method for items shipped. A guy in New Mexico supposedly mailed me two checks one month ago....February 20th. I still have not seen them.

If the above link is correct in 1924 a new Model T was $260. If you figure $5 per day that means it only took 52 days/416 hours of wages for a worker to buy one.

https://www.detroithistorical.org/learn/online-research/encyclopedia-of-detroit/model-t

I do not doubt they will keep pushing their battery products but as for total phase out there is no way they will do that. It is similar to a few years ago when the automakers said they would phase out gas/diesel.