Tor R's latest activity
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Did a porketta roast in the crock pot with an onion a bunch of carrots and red potatoes to top it off. After clearing the veggies off, I... -
Good morning. Time to cook the bacon.
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Yep. Forums are pretty much doomed.
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I plan on doing a build thread on the scrap bin ms260 I have once I get to it. I know they are basic saws but maybe someday it will...
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Going to grandson's to replace brake rotors and pads on granddaughter's 2016 Sorento today. Ordered the parts from Rock Auto and got...
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Good morning. 68°F/ 20°C going up to 86°F/ 30°C.
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Good morning.
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Gaskets came in yesterday, so I can put my 357 cases together as well. Still have more parts to come in and acquire yet.
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Tor R reacted to Kiwioilboiler's post in the thread Not so pros 4 new and without politics with
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I came here originally for the tech help, but I know what I know now so really am only interested in checking you lot aren't dead... -
Tor R replied to the thread Not so pros 4 new and without politics.Good morning folks, slept so-so, am in the chainsaw projects today, washing, getting ready, hopefully changing the bearing in the nos...
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Tor R reacted to Philbert's post in the thread Chain Service Tools and Sharpening Station with Like.
I tried a number of things to make my grinder(s) portable, for field use. This is the Oregon stand: Stable. Easy to move. Legs fold...
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Tor R reacted to stihl #1's post in the thread Chain Service Tools and Sharpening Station with Like.
Squish, that looks great. You do what works for your situation, and being able to store the grinder away when not needed saves room. My...
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Yes. Dam wheel cost twice as much as the grinder because I thought that was a good idea at the time. It does work well and will...
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Tor R reacted to Philbert's post in the thread Chain Service Tools and Sharpening Station with Like.
Nice. Dynasaw ABN wheel? Philbert
