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

[moparnut88]

Somebody been into this before you Kyle?

Yes someone who thinks a 250 stihl is a big saw.

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[moparnut88]

Looks like someone cut into the back of that leaning and got a rather noisy surprise..

Ding ding you win the prize!

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[BrettL]

Good morning y'all. I have a Stihl 461 engine. Will it bolt in to the 460 or 046 chassis or do I have to find a 461 chassis?

 

[Dub11]

Went and looked at a m715 today. Long story to this one I've been tring to buy it for about 15 years guy never would sell it so gonna do what I can to save it I'm thnkn with a set of 44s and a cummins with the 5.87 gears itll be an awesome firewood truck. Truck has 2400 original miles. Might even add a dump bed to it.

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5.87 seem pretty low, gonna run 54s?

Good morning y'all. I have a Stihl 461 engine. Will it bolt in to the 460 or 046 chassis or do I have to find a 461 chassis?

You'll have to find 461 cases. Will both those saws are in the 1128 series the 461 only share some external smalls with the the other chassis.

 

[Workshop]

Tractor advice needed.
Pulled a real bonehead move the other day. Was running the Cub to check the charging system. Got done, shut it off and figured to come back later and put the can back on the exhaust stack.
Forgot .
And it rained.
What's a good procedure to take to purge any water from it. I figured on pulling the plugs and cranking it over and blow it out the plug holes. Check the oil to see off any got in there, change if needed . Then put the plugs back in and fire it up.

 

[Hedgerow]

Ding ding you win the prize!

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After they changed their shorts, maybe they just got back in the truck and headed to the house.

 

[Hedgerow]

Tractor advice needed.
Pulled a real bonehead move the other day. Was running the Cub to check the charging system. Got done, shut it off and figured to come back later and put the can back on the exhaust stack.
Forgot .
And it rained.
What's a good procedure to take to purge any water from it. I figured on pulling the plugs and cranking it over and blow it out the plug holes. Check the oil to see off any got in there, change if needed . Then put the plugs back in and fire it up.

After you crank it over, shoot some WD-40 down in those cylinders and crank it over some more.

 

[moparnut88]

Tractor advice needed.
Pulled a real bonehead move the other day. Was running the Cub to check the charging system. Got done, shut it off and figured to come back later and put the can back on the exhaust stack.
Forgot .
And it rained.
What's a good procedure to take to purge any water from it. I figured on pulling the plugs and cranking it over and blow it out the plug holes. Check the oil to see off any got in there, change if needed . Then put the plugs back in and fire it up.

Thats about it if it didnt sit too long like that you'll be fine. If there is rust a little oil down the hole to whirl over b4 tring to fire again might need new plugs have to see how the fire. Just onto hydrolock it and you'll be just fine.

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[moparnut88]

After they changed their shorts, maybe they just got back in the truck and headed to the house.

Nope I'm out here helping him this morning and I cut down about a 30" gum with the 655 no probs he says well I'll cut this little one don while you get that one. Here is his "hinge" needless to say it went sideways. That's an angled down cut from front and back no wedge cut out. Eeek!

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[moparnut88]

Here is what I did get loaded though.

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[moparnut88]

And here is one of the many piles we made.

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[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

Tractor advice needed.
Pulled a real bonehead move the other day. Was running the Cub to check the charging system. Got done, shut it off and figured to come back later and put the can back on the exhaust stack.
Forgot .
And it rained.
What's a good procedure to take to purge any water from it. I figured on pulling the plugs and cranking it over and blow it out the plug holes. Check the oil to see off any got in there, change if needed . Then put the plugs back in and fire it up.

Spray some WD 40 in the plug wholes. Turn it over repeat several times.

 

[moparnut88]

5.87 seem pretty low, gonna run 54s?

You'll have to find 461 cases. Will both those saws are in the 1128 series the 461 only share some external smalls with the the other chassis.

I'll run 54s if I can find em. You got a set you wanna part with?!

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[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

Here is my day in a slop unloading 2 semi s.

 

[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

After you crank it over, shoot some WD-40 down in those cylinders and crank it over some more.

Great minds think alike.

 

[Cat 525]

Wind howling and waterways running full!

 

[Workshop]

Spray some WD 40 in the plug wholes. Turn it over repeat several times.

It just happened yesterday. I'll work on it this evening when I get home.
As you can see, it has a chrome stack that turns at the top. While it's not a straight Verticle open it still has a bit that rain could get in if from the right direction.
New front tires and tubes are supposed to arrive today for it.
Once I get the storage shelter up I won't have to keep a tarp over it.

 

[Semotony]

Also going to look at a huge blow down oak supposed to be 3-4' across and has a big walnut as well suppose to be pretty large we will see when I get there in the am.

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Hey !!! Want some milled slabs with an education in milling at the same ¿time? No charge whatsoever my friend. Wood the 50" bar be enough or shall I pack the 60" setup? Start off 42" set and proceed?
My back has gotten so much improved I may be able to do a good 1/2 days work again

 

[Dub11]

I'll run 54s if I can find em. You got a set you wanna part with?!

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Nope. A set of them cost more than any truck I've owned.

 

[concretegrazer]

It just happened yesterday. I'll work on it this evening when I get home. View attachment 170660
As you can see, it has a chrome stack that turns at the top. While it's not a straight Verticle open it still has a bit that rain could get in if from the right direction.
New front tires and tubes are supposed to arrive today for it.
Once I get the storage shelter up I won't have to keep a tarp over it.

Cut the bend off & put a flapper on it.