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Normzilla reacted to Mastermind's post in the thread Everyday day man's tree work and cutting thread with
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Glenda and I are working on our 40th year of marriage.....and we see eye to eye on very little. She is a Debbie Doubter, and I have an... -
Normzilla reacted to FergusonTO35's post in the thread Everyday day man's tree work and cutting thread with Like.
Wow, so there is hope after all!
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Normzilla replied to the thread Everyday day man's tree work and cutting thread.Thanks very much.
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Normzilla reacted to FergusonTO35's post in the thread Everyday day man's tree work and cutting thread with Like.
I'm very sorry to hear this, and glad that you found solace in work. My parents are divorced, so I know how this affects people. My own...
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Normzilla replied to the thread Everyday day man's tree work and cutting thread.Appreciate that Amigo!
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Normzilla reacted to Basher's post in the thread Everyday day man's tree work and cutting thread with Like.
Very sorry to hear about that, Norm. Last we spoke about your wife she was very sick...
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Normzilla replied to the thread The Proven Stumpshot 572.I agree if a saw changes on you its a red flag. Im stoked on the new filter upgrade, going to order 1.
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I believe for the more casual(firewood type) user that should be a fairly reasonable expectation. While it remains in the minority of...
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OFF TOPIC: Steve after 6 faithful years without missing a heartbeat, the SSS550mk2 went in for the AT update and the new blue filter...
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The top 5/8" or so of the cylinder is the critical part of making compression. If there's any disruption there, it could be what's...
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You should throw that hone away. Seriously.
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Oil. Then once you get it going, run the pizz out of it to try and get the rings to set in a little bit.
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Normzilla replied to the thread Scrench Holder.Nice setup
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This arrived from Amazon. Similar to a mod I did, with spray paint and a length of boot lace, several years back, but factory made, with...
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From Leslie Hill - Team Rubicon Chainsaw Operators (edited for length) For sawyers who stow their scrench in (pack) webbing, here's a...