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

[Sawdust Man]

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Glad it's a warm toasty day. Makes pulling apart old shingles that much easier. Quick coffee/water break and then on to making a patch and putting the shingles back on.

Leave it open.....

we need rain.....

 

[They call me Mr. Kibbs]

Some type of cutter/grinder. Think it falls under the category of tobacco grinder.

Ought to market that one to the 'weed' crowd then!

 

[They call me Mr. Kibbs]

Best I can figure out is some type of swing clamp. Not sure what for though.

I was wondering whether that one was some type of old ball hitch that swivels, with the 'horseshoe' being for safety chains connections, but what the fook do I know?

 

[Only the Tony]

Leave it open.....

we need rain.....

Too late. Dad said rain rolled through Ozark area yesterday afternoon. Sister lives there and was talking about how hard it was coming down. Luckily had a couple caulking tubes of roofing cement to help reseal the ones I lifted. Older part of the house was built super cheap. Thin three ply for the sheeting.

 

[Sawdust Man]

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Just sold a pile of 6'x12' kennel panels to a determined dude in a Subaru......

 

[Only the Tony]

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Just sold a pile of 6'x12' kennel panels to a determined dude in a Subaru......View attachment 469961
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Now take a truck down the road to pick them up after he loses them and resell them. Lather, rinse, repeat.

 

[Sawdust Man]

Now take a truck down the road to pick them up after he loses them and resell them. Lather, rinse, repeat.

Lol!
You really are quite the business man.
He's going all the way back to Nixa......gonna be a long ride.

 

[JimBear]

Lol!
You really are quite the business man.
He's going all the way back to Nixa......gonna be a long ride.

Maybe @Workshop can pick them up on his way to the stamp, it will save you mileage…

 

[Workshop]

Morning everybody.

 

[Sawdust Man]

Mornin.

Got a trailer deck sawed before it got too hot out there.....6x12 stock trailer..... the short way.

 

[Sawdust Man]

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It's hot......


Made a bit of cedar 1x this morning after the oak deck boards.

 

[Only the Tony]

@Workshop If'n I read this right, Quick-lite of Nov 1924 variety. And the girls say hello, still want to give someone a bucket of range cubes and a head start just for the fun of it.

Mornin.

Got a trailer deck sawed before it got too hot out there.....6x12 stock trailer..... the short way.
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Wonder how hedge would hold up for a trailer floor?

 

[Sawdust Man]

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@Workshop If'n I read this right, Quick-lite of Nov 1924 variety. And the girls say hello, still want to give someone a bucket of range cubes and a head start just for the fun of it.


Wonder how hedge would hold up for a trailer floor?

I love the cow nose picture.

Dunno about hedge for trailers, in fact all my first hand knowledge of hedge is confined to milling one 6" log 3' long.......however that was enough to convince me that the stuff has a serious attitude.

 

[Workshop]

Finally found an Orline chainsaw chainsaw 45 minutes from my house. Just got back from buying it.

 

[Workshop]

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@Workshop If'n I read this right, Quick-lite of Nov 1924 variety. And the girls say hello, still want to give someone a bucket of range cubes and a head start just for the fun of it.


Wonder how hedge would hold up for a trailer floor?

It even has the pump! The pumps worth almost as much as the lantern.

 

[Only the Tony]

I love the cow nose picture.

Dunno about hedge for trailers, in fact all my first hand knowledge of hedge is confined to milling one 6" log 3' long.......however that was enough to convince me that the stuff has a serious attitude.

Matt has milled some and had some nice boards from it. Not sure how it would be, sticky white sap that will get on everything when cutting fresh logs but hard and tough when dried. Lasts forever in the ground with no rot or bugs. You ever want to play with it let me know. Plenty to cut here.

It even has the pump! The pumps worth almost as much as the lantern.

Can't remember what family member had this one originally. Picked it up from grandmothers brothers place after he died to keep it from being thrown away.

 

[Workshop]

Morning everybody.

 

[JimBear]

Strange sounds outside this morning, looks like maybe .30” or so of much needed rain.

No harvesting for a bit, this should even up the beans.

Now if I can just kick this darn head cold…

 

[JimBear]

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Matt has milled some and had some nice boards from it. Not sure how it would be, sticky white sap that will get on everything when cutting fresh logs but hard and tough when dried. Lasts forever in the ground with no rot or bugs. You ever want to play with it let me know. Plenty to cut here.

Can't remember what family member had this one originally. Picked it up from grandmothers brothers place after he died to keep it from being thrown away.

Lots of fence posts in that pile, if they are long enough.

 

[Sawdust Man]

Now if I can just kick this darn head cold…

Eat raw garlic.