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PSometimes we cut trees that need to roll a certain direction. Gutting the hinge and nipping the cambium on one side can help roll the...
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PI’ve watched a lot of your videos over the years. I appreciate and thank you for the no BS approach, just solid education. If I was...
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PI’ll gut the hinge on small trees to make room for wedges or on leaners along with a bore back cut to help mitigate any chance of...
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POnly when I screw up and the tree needs a tickle. The flat top cutters are artists.
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PSometimes we do it to help pull a spar over. Faster than stacking wedges. Can be dangerous though.
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PAlmost always. To save the log, of course. Amount of side hinge left is determined by species, diameter, and how much I need to steer it.
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PI'll look tonight. Can't promise anything. I know I've got two flywheels and some other stuff but might have a clutch..
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POiler gear doesn't really look seated, maybe double check that.
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PYesterday my GF and I were in the big city and scored a brown lantern for free from a pawn shop. Today my GF comes home with these...
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PThat is a small smudge pot. They were used to produce a thick soot that attaches to fruit trees to protect from frost, and also used as...
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PPretty sure those use diesel fuel. When construction or utility work was done along roads those were used with wood barricades. Used...
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PFound this years ago in the back of an old barn along with a super old brass railroad company padlock that requires a giant skeleton key...
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PSo, I just unwrapped a complete and functional Adlake railroad lantern from Santa. It is from the L&N, which runs by my house under the...
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PYes, but it's way more expensive than white fuel. I don't like to use engine fuels in a stove due to the extra additives in them. I'm...