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[00wyk]

1968 according to the chassis plate. This one is old. But as are even the 1950's it is very very well built and capable.

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All I know is a 130hp PTO chipper is terrifying.

 

[hoskvarna]

Took old Blue to the car wash to get all the storage grime off of it on my way to my moms place to work on her house.

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I’m a dodge fan myself but those yrs of chevys were nice looking trucks.

Nice short version [emoji106]


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[XP_Slinger]

I’m a dodge fan myself but those yrs of chevys were nice looking trucks.

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Thanks man. Don’t know what I prefer anymore, I’ve had Ford, Chevy and currently have a 2nd gen Dodge diesel...lol! I do prefer Chevy square bodies because that’s what I grew up riding in. But if it’s old it’s cool in my book. Would drive any of them with pride.

 

[Adamski]

All I know is a 130hp PTO chipper is terrifying.

My uncles 1992 unimog is a 120 horse. He's just got a PTO splitter. Now that thing will split as norm and also cross cut/split a clean break through about an 8" round of oak without a sweat. He saves a lot of saw time and back ache doing it like this.

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[~WBF]

I can not stop looking at that vid, it's so funny.
That's some great dry humour.
I just want to know if that dounut started out plain or glazed. It did look kinda drippy glazed if you turn to 0.23
Haha...no don't go to 0.23

 

[00wyk]

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Way ahead of you. Nothing like roidnose.

 

[hoskvarna]

Thanks man. Don’t know what I prefer anymore, I’ve had Ford, Chevy and currently have a 2nd gen Dodge diesel...lol! I do prefer Chevy square bodies because that’s what I grew up riding in. But if it’s old it’s cool in my book. Would drive any of them with pride.

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[MG porting]

I can not stop looking at that vid, it's so funny.
That's some great dry humour.
I just want to know if that dounut started out plain or glazed. It did look kinda drippy glazed if you turn to 0.23
Haha...no don't go to 0.23

First time I watched it I had to show my wife she and I couldn't stop laughing!!!

 

[Drptrch]

Tonight’s outside chow
Tortilla soup and Quesadillas
Today’s weather

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[Terry Syd]

Tonight’s outside chow
Tortilla soup and Quesadillas

In Australia it is almost impossible to get decent Tex-Mex food. I make my own - and the Aussies love it. I used to make a 'Texas Chilli' while out in the bush. Someone would shoot a goat, pig or roo and I would whip up a lovely chilli in the camp oven. If anything was left for breakfast, then it was considered even better the following day.

 

[XP_Slinger]

Got the shooting bench set in place yesterday afternoon. Was going to dedicate today to clearing the range but I’m going to be on the phone most of the day as a member of a promotion board.. And now it’s looking like 5 straight days of rain starting tomorrow...dammit.

 

[00wyk]

In Australia it is almost impossible to get decent Tex-Mex food. I make my own - and the Aussies love it. I used to make a 'Texas Chilli' while out in the bush. Someone would shoot a goat, pig or roo and I would whip up a lovely chilli in the camp oven. If anything was left for breakfast, then it was considered even better the following day.

As a Texan, I had to learn how to cook Mexican food here in Ireland. There is one burrito place here on the whole island that is passable. It's not quite Mexican, but if you want a burrito or taco in a pinch, it'll do. So, I have to make all my own mexican food. The good news is I was doing it stateside long before I moved to Ireland.

Breakfast Taco:

Enchiladas:

Chicken Mole:

Carne Guisada(which I don't think I've seen outside of Texas much even stateside):

And the last Taco truck I visited stateside. This is in San Antonio. I like the billboard in the background for juxtaposition:

 

[Terry Syd]

And the last Taco truck I visited stateside. This is in San Antonio. I like the billboard in the background for juxtaposition:

I'll bet that Taco truck had some great tacos. Crikey, I got hungry just thinking about some of the great Mexican food I've had out of small stalls and carts.

 

[MG porting]

In Australia it is almost impossible to get decent Tex-Mex food. I make my own - and the Aussies love it. I used to make a 'Texas Chilli' while out in the bush. Someone would shoot a goat, pig or roo and I would whip up a lovely chilli in the camp oven. If anything was left for breakfast, then it was considered even better the following day.

Goat yuck I'm sure roo taste a hole lot better than goat.

 

[Terry Syd]

Only take young nannies, I tried a billy once, that's all I needed to convince me. Funny, the Asian market likes those stinky billies - they consider it a 'hot' meat.

 

[okielumberjack]

Got my butt kicked by this red cedar,i skidded a couple loads up then !

 

[okielumberjack]

went home and fired up the smoker !!

 

[okielumberjack]

 

[MG porting]

Only take young nannies, I tried a billy once, that's all I needed to convince me. Funny, the Asian market likes those stinky billies - they consider it a 'hot' meat.

Lol. They'll eat anything.

 

[hoskvarna]

Lol. They'll eat anything.

Guinie pigs [emoji3061]


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