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

[Hinerman]

I'd cut em both if they were mine.... assuming there is ample space to lay them down...
I'd just put a line on that oak to keep it from going on the house, and to get it moving the right way.
But that's just me....

I would put Matt on the roof and have him push it over as I was finishing by back cut. Waivers not holding me responsible for any damage or injury must be signed before any cutting begins. I do work cheap, so then there's that...

 

[Sawdust Man]

I would put Matt on the roof and have him push it over as I was finishing by back cut. Waivers not holding me responsible for any damage or injury must be signed before any cutting begins. I do work cheap, so then there's that...

Sounds about right...

 

[Hedgerow]

I would put Matt on the roof and have him push it over as I was finishing by back cut. Waivers not holding me responsible for any damage or injury must be signed before any cutting begins. I do work cheap, so then there's that...

That oak is easy peasy...

Pull it..,

 

[Hedgerow]

Sawed up “the big fat bastard “ today..

Sycamore..

Made 2x6’s out of it.
Made 24 of em not including the flit’s on the 4 sides..

 

[teacherman]

Fill those rear tires with fluid.

The new liquid fill material has come a long way as far as non corrosive properties, ease of filling etc.

I think you would be pleased with the results.

What do they use? I bought a 45 horse Kioti with backhoe when we moved to New Hampshire, and the owner said they filled the tires with something, but I don't remember what it was. That was a great tractor, I like the loader control stick way better than Kubota's. It's based on the Case format, I think. Kubota's is loose and floppy by comparison.

Hated to sell it, but it was time to move south, and we lived in an apartment for a year when we arrived in Virginia. I'm glad we did, too, because we found the perfect place. All in God's time, I suppose.

 

[Hedgerow]

What do they use? I bought a 45 horse Kioti with backhoe when we moved to New Hampshire, and the owner said they filled the tires with something, but I don't remember what it was. That was a great tractor, I like the loader control stick way better than Kubota's. It's based on the Case format, I think. Kubota's is loose and floppy by comparison.

Hated to sell it, but it was time to move south, and we lived in an apartment for a year when we arrived in Virginia. I'm glad we did, too, because we found the perfect place. All in God's time, I suppose.

Probably alcohol...

Not as corrosive as chloride..

 

[Hedgerow]

I still don’t want anything liquid in my back tires..

I just hang something heavy on the ass...

 

[Hedgerow]

 

[Sawdust Man]

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Sawed up “the big fat bastard “ today..

Sycamore..

Made 2x6’s out of it.
Made 24 of em not including the flit’s on the 4 sides..

Nice chunk of wood there.

I still don’t want anything liquid in my back tires..

I just hang something heavy on the ass...

Why no liquid in the tires?

 

[JimBear]

Nice chunk of wood there.

Why no liquid in the tires?

some is corrosive, if you have to repair a tire it is a pia unless you are equipped to pump it out & refill it. Beet juice has become popular

 

[Sawdust Man]

some is corrosive, if you have to repair a tire it is a pia unless you are equipped to pump it out & refill it. Beet juice has become popular

That's what I have understood, and is why mine just have air in em.

 

[Workshop]

Built some new steps on the back deck.

Also going to be replacing the deck boards soon. The old ones are getting pretty sad looking.

 

[67L36Driver]

Hunters will take care of the city permits and closing Duncan and then 29th Street.

No way we can close both streets at the same time.

Deal is to carry away the small (under 12”) and leave the big stuff for me to play with.


Cut it up at my own pace and leave it by the curb for the scroungers.

It will be gone by May given the experience with the pine.

 

[Jetmd]

JimBear is correct Beet juice is the fluid of choice.

The kit to fill and remove is only about $30

It's really not that bad to deal with, as with any job set your mind
to accomplish the task at hand.
Plan your work and work your plan.

 

[Sawdust Man]

JimBear is correct Beet juice is the fluid of choice.

The kit to fill and remove is only about $30

It's really not that bad to deal with, as with any job set your mind
to accomplish the task at hand.
Plan your work and work your plan.

 

[Hinerman]

That oak is easy peasy...

Pull it..,

I agree, but it is Carl's house and Murphy's law loves me. If you want to do it, tell me when, and I will be there, on the rope or on the saw, or on the camera videoing...

 

[I saw a lot]

Split the load on the pickup today. Loaded most of it back on for it's journey to the backyard. Hope to start on this silver maple next weekend. Be nice to get it moved out before snow shuts down access to the area. More ash and oak (white?) Just a small sampling. waiting for me as well.

 

[moparnut88]

ive got my rear tires filled and 1100+ lbs of old case wheel weights on the rear of my 50hp yanmar, it has 19.5x24 rears, best thing i have done was add the extra steel wheel weights

 

[Workshop]

Morning everybody.

 

[Douglas Ostrander]

New cylinder is working great. I now have the power to use all of the 6 way wedge. Plus my return speed went from 8 sec to 6 seconds. Extend speed changed from 3 sec to 4 seconds. Still fast. Nice getting 6 pieces after one split.