how about a Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX,+IA GTG thread?

[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

Strange loop out of the Valley Firewood box.

3/8” x .063” x 70 dL. 25 degree cutter angle. Full skip.

Looks square filed.

Ripping chain?

Yes that is square ground chain. Wish I had 063 bar.

 

[67L36Driver]

Yes that is square ground chain. Wish I had 063 bar.

Yup. We be out of .063” also. [emoji21]

 

[Semotony]

Strange loop out of the Valley Firewood box.

3/8” x .063” x 70 dL. 25 degree cutter angle. Full skip.

Looks square filed.

Ripping chain?

Ripping chain is 10°-0° angle comp. Tho that is what I was using on my ms-460 with 42" or 50" or 60" bar. Madden's sent a reel to me for $200 less than Stihl. Tho I have not dusted mine with brass powder

 

[Semotony]

Yeah, looks more like scrap iron to me. Maybe it was broken by someone famous. [emoji6]

Sent from my SM-T900 using Tapatalk

The horn is the more important part for fabricator use. Cylinders or funnel make is easier. Place that helped me learn had some rolled paper mallets. 4 1/2-5" diameter heads with wire wrap near both ends. Those were a dream for forming light guage sheet metal. Made WPA type of thing, had been in Gov't storage til late 70's. Came out in auction, and nobody else new a use

 

[Dub11]

Strange loop out of the Valley Firewood box.

3/8” x .063” x 70 dL. 25 degree cutter angle. Full skip.

Looks square filed.

Ripping chain?

That's a weird loop. 70dl is common on a D176 bar and those are usually 050.

 

[Hedgerow]

Strange loop out of the Valley Firewood box.

3/8” x .063” x 70 dL. 25 degree cutter angle. Full skip.

Looks square filed.

Ripping chain?

Lotsa odd from that batch.

I made a race chain today, from this one you sent me.

Look at the machine marks on the side of the cutter.

Kenneth? What is this stuff.??

 

[Hedgerow]

It was square ground, Oregon, 3/8. .050.. full comp..

Old stuff me thinks.

 

[Hedgerow]

That's a weird loop. 70dl is common on a D176 bar and those are usually 050.

I think Carl got some old stuff..

They look like good cutters.

 

[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

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Lotsa odd from that batch.

I made a race chain today, from this one you sent me.

Look at the machine marks on the side of the cutter.

Kenneth? What is this stuff.??

Other than the obvious. Oregon seconds maybe.

 

[Hedgerow]

The rakers are totally different and there’s machine marks on the cutters.

Old I’m guessing..

 

[Hedgerow]

It cuts good..

 

[67L36Driver]

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Lotsa odd from that batch.

I made a race chain today, from this one you sent me.

Look at the machine marks on the side of the cutter.

Kenneth? What is this stuff.??

Yes, really odd.

3/8” x .050” x 89dl chipper.

Excepting for the dirt, looks never used. [emoji15]

And, another loop .404” x .063” x 96dl full skip, chisel. [emoji848] Looks brand new. Stihl branded.

 

[Workshop]

Morning everybody.

 

[67L36Driver]

Morning midlanders!

Getting some light rain in River City. [emoji106]

Too late and too little to do much good. [emoji57]

 

[countryhog]

Halleluyah. Good steady rain for last couple hours. No runoff. All soaking.

 

[Hedgerow]

Morning midlanders!

Getting some light rain in River City. [emoji106]

Too late and too little to do much good. [emoji57]

IKR??

But at least the beans can capitalize on it. So thankful for that. What there is of em out there.

Corn is done, grass is crispy, and will take a few days of rain and cooler temps to revive.

 

[Semotony]

IKR??

But at least the beans can capitalize on it. So thankful for that. What there is of em out there.

Corn is done, grass is crispy, and will take a few days of rain and cooler temps to revive.

Rain may be heading this way cant trust em til it's here.

 

[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

Morning men we have enough rain to settle the dust till this evening

 

[hoskvarna]

My ponds are the lowest I’ve ever seen them
The cows are out in the middle only up to their knees
Prolly 6-7 ft low


Sent from Hoskey Hills

 

[Workshop]

Light rain this morning till about noonish. Not enough to make it through the trees though. Still dry under them.