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

[Sawdust Man]

I have been toying with the idea of ordering a 288 kit

The boys and me have done one ms660, a 372xp, and two ms361's
Kinda fun to put em together....
I'd like to do a 395, or possibly 288 to replace the blue one in the shed.
Not much resale value, though...

 

[KS Plainsman]

I had a very similar unit mounted on my service truck several years ago. Super handy and reliable. The only time it let me down was in the severe cold when it just stopped outputting any voltage. It was near -40⁰F that day.

Holy smokes. Where were you at, where it got -40?

 

[Bryan Newton]

The boys and me have done one ms660, a 372xp, and two ms361's

Kinda fun to put em together....

I'd like to do a 395, or possibly 288 to replace the blue one in the shed.

Not much resale value, though...

I know there isn't much resale valve I would like to try and see if I can do it

 

[Sawdust Man]

I know there isn't much resale valve I would like to try and see if I can do it

It's not difficult.....I'm not much of a saw mechanic, but all the ones we built fired right up and make sawdust like real saws.

 

[Bryan Newton]

I would like to try on

Don't know why but I would like a 80cc and a 90cc class saws
I have a neotec 660 clone but I am kind of a husky fan besides I would like to see if I could build on and let a buddy of mine use it for a bit in his tree service and firewood business to see how it holds up

 

[Sawdust Man]

I would like to try on

Don't know why but I would like a 80cc and a 90cc class saws
I have a neotec 660 clone but I am kind of a husky fan besides I would like to see if I could build on and let a buddy of mine use it for a bit in his tree service and firewood business to see how it holds up

I'd imagine the 288 would be a really easy one to put together, being as it's a 2-series husky...

 

[plcnut]

Holy smokes. Where were you at, where it got -40?

I used to live 7 miles south of the Saskatchewan/Alberta border. 34 miles north of Havre, MT.
It is a former USAF radar station.

 

[Workshop]

Made it home today about 1pm from the Stamp. Finally had a great time down there and not bothered by work and had a great time visiting with Derek.
Unloaded the van and got everything put away and realized I had left my work computer at the Stamp.
Guess what happened next? A 4 hour round trip drive.

 

[Sawdust Man]

Unloaded the van and got everything put away and realized I had left my work computer at the Stamp.
Guess what happened next? A 4 hour round trip drive.

I hate it when that happens......

 

[hoskvarna]

Yes.
Just had to free up the suction and discharge valves on the fuel pump and flush out the carb.

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You da man [emoji106]


Sent from the Hoskey Hill country

 

[JimBear]

I used to live 7 miles south of the Saskatchewan/Alberta border. 34 miles north of Havre, MT.
It is a former USAF radar station.

Did they close that one down ? There was one between Westby, MT & Fortuna, ND on Hwy 5 that was abandoned.

 

[plcnut]

Did they close that one down ? There was one between Westby, MT & Fortuna, ND on Hwy 5 that was abandoned.

Yes, it was decommissioned in '84, and then recommissioned later as an electronic bombing site that was used to train the B52 bombers used in Desert Storm. They were flying out of the Minot, ND base. The base was then decommissioned again in '96 I believe. We moved there in 2001 and I was there until 2005.

 

[rsting]

Morning everybody

 

[Hinerman]

Good morning sawyers…

 

[Hedgerow]

Lucky J arena is an interesting business concept..

It’s a steakhouse/bar that you can sit and eat or have cocktails while watching barrel racing or roping events.. the place is always covered up..

 

[Workshop]

Morning everybody.

 

[Sawdust Man]

Morning everybody.
37 and sunny here.

 

[Bryan Newton]

Good morning yall
It's 40 and sunny here today

 

[WoodAbuser]

Good morning yall
It's 40 and sunny here today

Maybe u can make some sawdust today.

 

[Bryan Newton]

Maybe u can make some sawdust today. 

Maybe if I get to feeling better I'm thinking about moving some logs with the skid steer