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Crusty and ugly, but free! Will likely clean up nice: and now I have an excuse to pick up some more, used, cast iron, ‘cause it’s...
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Accumulated Ignorance
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$225 in 1979 would be $996 today...
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A Remington 11-87 premier 20gauge in beautiful condition. Guy at work wanted a "B" gun so I was glad to get it off him for 500$
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These old clunkers showed up a few days ago.
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That is a great find. I love the body style of those trucks. My grandfather bought a new truck in about 1970. He worked at the cement...
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Woodslasher reacted to Sloughfoot's post in the thread MCCULLOCH The official McCulloch thread with
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All of them were snug on this old saw and it doesn't look like it had ever been apart. I did see what looked like blue loctite on two... -
Woodslasher reacted to heimannm's post in the thread MCCULLOCH The official McCulloch thread with Like.
McCulloch made a lot of their own fasteners so if someone decided a 10-24x11/16" slotted hex head screw was needed, they gave it a part...
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Woodslasher reacted to Yukon Stihl's post in the thread MCCULLOCH The official McCulloch thread with Like.
I have one of each size and most of a 99 1225,755,840
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The bulk of the trusses are up. There are gaps in the structure for the dormers and the opening for the stairway. Mark
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Ive spent hours studying this creature am fairly certain it is real however i have been unable to capture it or one similar in the wild.
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Maybe that is the only way they can get some big hard wood nowadays since the guys are too busy picking out pajama & flipflop combos...
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Woodslasher reacted to Sloughfoot's post in the thread MCCULLOCH The official McCulloch thread with Like.
First time tearing down an older McCulloch today. McCulloch put a lot of thought into hiding fasteners and slot head screws work.
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