how about a Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX,+IA GTG thread?
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Evening fellas! Stopped and saw a friend and feel sorry for his 2095... Poor thing...
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Sea foam works,
I used to sea foam race motors
Before tearing them down for freshening.
It would clean the top of the pistons
And combustion chambers good enough
To help save time cleaning stuff
Magnumitis
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We did get 1.4" here Tuesday night and Wednesday combined. Nice slow rain.
Happy Thanksgiving all
Happy Thanksgiving all
Magnumitis
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Seafoam doesn't do well with the non ethanol fuel around here. Precipitates something out, gums up carbs. I quit using it, except for occasionally in vehicles. Pull a vacuum hose off and stick it in the bottle, lol.
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Was thinking the same thing.
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Those are his only 2 saws.. 2095 and a super 2..
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First you say you aint gonna say anything nice about semi cisel then you say you ran two more tanks. Sounds like something nice. Try that with full chisel. Just sayin
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Meh...
Its something you can use Jerry..
Just not enjoy much..
I only got 2 loops of the stuff. Don't really want any more, but I'll use it all the same.
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Time for a new top end and this 6100 will be kicking again soon! Hate the intake and how it's put together on these but the top ends are only $128 brand new!
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What happened to the intake?
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! I got the small trimming job done at my Grandmother's and the crap wood picked up from the co-workers house. Now I have some more pit-fire material for s'more roasting with the kids.
I am truly thankful that my children have had some time with their Great-Grandmother and Great-Great Uncle, although I'm afraid that it's not going to last a lot longer as they both appear to be entering either Alzheimer's or dementia at the ages of 80 and 84... Already lost Grandpa (on Mom's side as Dad's parents were both long gone before I came around)... It occurs to me that My Grandmother, Great-Uncle (her brother) and the Man who has very much been an adopted Grandfather to me (Dad's-Father's best friend and Lodge Brother) will likely all be gone too soon as all are getting up there and not doing well. I've already buried too many people but sure as taxes, there will be too many more, far to soon. I guess I'm truly thankful for the investments that they've all made in me, the mentorship and teaching of life lessons that they've provided and fine examples they've been of what hard-working, honest adults should be and act like...
Hopefully I can capture some of those lessons and impart them to my children half as well as they did for me.
Does that Top Kick or Kodiak have the 366 or 454 engine in it? How well does it get up the hills when loaded? Trailers are a God-Send but sometimes a powered large truck is VERY handy...
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! I got the small trimming job done at my Grandmother's and the crap wood picked up from the co-workers house. Now I have some more pit-fire material for s'more roasting with the kids.
I am truly thankful that my children have had some time with their Great-Grandmother and Great-Great Uncle, although I'm afraid that it's not going to last a lot longer as they both appear to be entering either Alzheimer's or dementia at the ages of 80 and 84... Already lost Grandpa (on Mom's side as Dad's parents were both long gone before I came around)... It occurs to me that My Grandmother, Great-Uncle (her brother) and the Man who has very much been an adopted Grandfather to me (Dad's-Father's best friend and Lodge Brother) will likely all be gone too soon as all are getting up there and not doing well. I've already buried too many people but sure as taxes, there will be too many more, far to soon. I guess I'm truly thankful for the investments that they've all made in me, the mentorship and teaching of life lessons that they've provided and fine examples they've been of what hard-working, honest adults should be and act like...
Hopefully I can capture some of those lessons and impart them to my children half as well as they did for me.
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Or sq filed chisel..
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That's all I do with it
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I much prefer chisel but after dragging my stuff outta the woods i need semi chisel for the staying power.
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You need to help your friend out and bring him to this site. He'll be fixing that only 2 saw problem shortly
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I don't think Dave is internet savy and hr has 40+ old tractors. AC, oliver, and white.
