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

[Dub11]

I may need them wipers in the morning. 9:00 appointment to get Old Blue inspected. [emoji106]

Something you Kansas residents don’t have to deal with. [emoji57]

Judging from the rolling Kansas junk on the Missouri streets and highways may be what you need. [emoji2960]

Naw we're good here in the land of "freedom"

 

[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

I may need them wipers in the morning. 9:00 appointment to get Old Blue inspected. [emoji106]

Something you Kansas residents don’t have to deal with. [emoji57]

Judging from the rolling Kansas junk on the Missouri streets and highways may be what you need. [emoji2960]

Easy there.

 

[Locust Cutter]

It's kind of nice having freedom to maintain vehicles independent of our friendly EPA.

 

[Locust Cutter]

My trucks run much better that way, so does the bike... I did get to diagnose a fuel leak on a Chinese made pull-on for a neighbor. Then I sharpened the chins for her, and both she and her boyfriend couldn't believe how much better it cut. I'd love to see her face if she got a truly good chain, on a capable saw!

 

[Dub11]

Easy there.

Gotta keep a close eye on them border ruffians.

 

[67L36Driver]

We could just weasel out and buy historic vehicle plates (no inspection required) but we don’t intend to drive it just in parades and car shows. [emoji12]

 

[moparnut88]

Well got to get some saw dust therapy today. Had a f1 tornado come thru by my work and did a lot of damage in the area. This is a friend of mine I work with. There are several more in the front yard I’ve gotta clean up as well. Good size pecan. 120” around give er take. Hope all is well with everyone.


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[moparnut88]

We could just weasel out and buy historic vehicle plates (no inspection required) but we don’t intend to drive it just in parades and car shows. [emoji12]

That’s the same reason I haven’t gotten the historic plates for my challenger yet.


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[Hedgerow]

We could just weasel out and buy historic vehicle plates (no inspection required) but we don’t intend to drive it just in parades and car shows. [emoji12]

If a cop saw you driving that old Vette down the road with historical plates on it, he wouldn’t question the package one bit Carl..
probably just wave...


Unless it was at 120 MPH...

Then yer on your own.. just insure the thing.

 

[Hedgerow]

Well got to get some saw dust therapy today. Had a f1 tornado come thru by my work and did a lot of damage in the area. This is a friend of mine I work with. There are several more in the front yard I’ve gotta clean up as well. Good size pecan. 120” around give er take. Hope all is well with everyone.


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You gonna work up that Pecan tree?
If so, split it sooner, rather than later, and stack it inside if you can, as it don’t weather well..

But you’ll be rewarded with very useable product in 2 years if ya can.

 

[Hinerman]

You gonna work up that Pecan tree?
If so, split it sooner, rather than later, and stack it inside if you can, as it don’t weather well...

^^^^^THIS!!! Wish I would have known. I have lost a lot of pecan letting it sit in rounds for too long. Lost even more after splitting it and leaving it in a pile. It lasts much longer split and stacked asap, even if not covered. Stacking inside is not an option for me; not yet anyway.

 

[Hinerman]

That’s the same reason I haven’t gotten the historic plates for my challenger yet.


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What Challenger?

 

[67L36Driver]

I had a ‘70 Challenger, 325 (?)hp, four speed.

Nose heavy *b-word would swap ends in a heartbeat.[emoji57]

Sold it and bought a ten year old vet.

 

[Locust Cutter]

Good morning all! Talked a buddy who's not bike savvy to buy a Can Am Ryker. He's the one with the fire pit. Got away from a bad woman, and is finally back to work from the furlough. I'm trying to get him out of the house to enjoy life and maybe accidentally meet a decent woman. We'll see.

On another note, this weather is for the birds. I don't thin I've had my stove burning in May ever. It's time or the bike and the lake, this is silly.

 

[Hedgerow]

Good morning all! Talked a buddy who's not bike savvy to buy a Can Am Ryker. He's the one with the fire pit. Got away from a bad woman, and is finally back to work from the furlough. I'm trying to get him out of the house to enjoy life and maybe accidentally meet a decent woman. We'll see.

On another note, this weather is for the birds. I don't thin I've had my stove burning in May ever. It's time or the bike and the lake, this is silly.

I’m heating the house with deck scraps as we speak..

Middle of May..

This weather is *s-word...

 

[moparnut88]

You gonna work up that Pecan tree?
If so, split it sooner, rather than later, and stack it inside if you can, as it don’t weather well..

But you’ll be rewarded with very useable product in 2 years if ya can.

Prlly gonna b fire wood for mom and dad. I may get a wild hair and try to mill it.


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[moparnut88]

What Challenger?

I’ve got a 74 challenger. Had it since I was 14. Nothing fancy. 318 ac car. Good driver.


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[Semotony]

We could just weasel out and buy historic vehicle plates (no inspection required) but we don’t intend to drive it just in parades and car shows. [emoji12]

Acordian a guy driving a pre '68 vdub bus, he never got stopped running those plates. It was his daily driver. Low cost insurance he said!
Calling for rain thru the weekend auctions. 1st inna couple months. Glad neither are farm auctions on site. Those have the most interesting/usable items for inexpensive. I'd hate find the clear umbrella worn on head where it rests.

 

[Semotony]

You gonna work up that Pecan tree?
If so, split it sooner, rather than later, and stack it inside if you can, as it don’t weather well..

But you’ll be rewarded with very useable product in 2 years if ya can.

Morning Matt. The pecan I milled in Mouscutah a few years air dried fine out in the weather, as did the Ash that leaned against telephone pole since late 2016. Both of them stable without bow or cup. I've gotta sand the pecan since a customer has bought most of the sycamore and Ash with a maple table tp. When he se5e5s that grain, bet he'll have to have it
Kyle I'll get these loops ready sometime soon and show you how it's done if that valuable bw is still around, a couple power heads and bar combos will get'er done. If you have left over paint seal the ends to avoid splits

 

[Hedgerow]

Prlly gonna b fire wood for mom and dad. I may get a wild hair and try to mill it.


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It mills nice. Just don't leave it on the ground and get the bark off soon as ya can.

Oh, and the locust borers seem to like it's taste also..