Not So Pro 3

[dall]

Blah blah blah. When did you get your first boat anchor?

i dont have a boat so i dont need to buy a husky

 

[P.M.P.]

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[Agent Smith]

Boats are junk

 

[Dream]

lol best thing for those is a big hammer
he pulls it out and swings it all about

lol i forget it doesnt get freezing there where water lines bust lol

Ok, I'm waiting on that.
The stupid 009L ive got, now that might get the BFH. Been a solid runner if not gutless. Cleaned it up to give to the boy, and now its pulling fuel into the bar oil tank. WTF?

Like a pocket watch on a fob. LOL!

Oh, all the pipes are insulated. Been there, done that. It does get below freezing at times.

 

[Dream]

Boats are junk

B.O.A.T= Break Out Another Thousand.

 

[Agent Smith]

B.O.A.T= Break Out Another Thousand.

Yup

 

[Dream]

Ain't nothing better. When pulling wire, I usually have nothing more than a piece of pipe to roll the barb wire out on, with marks on it for the height of the strands, the stretcher stick, a hammer, and a pair of fencing pliers. I've seen guys need a truck load of bullchit to build a damn fence.

Had a Radio Flyer lil red wagon with a pair of 9" Klein's, a pair of vice grips, a bag full of staples and t post clips, and a sledge hammer for T posts. One of us carried the slap sticks for corner/sag posts. Also had a roll of stiff heavy gauge wire for tensioning corners and sag posts. There was also a bucket of tar for wood posts. Heated by a small fire and dipped the butt of the post in. Barbed wire was dragged along on a reel made from a set of old push mower handles with a rod through the middle of the roll of wire. For tensioning, one of us clamped on the vice grips and grabbed a stick. Held the pliers to the stick and pulled while the other drove a staple. Stood in the wagon to start and drive t posts. Didnt even have a post pounder.
Dont miss that. At all.

 

[dall]

Boats are junk

thats why i dont have huskies

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Ain't nothing better. When pulling wire, I usually have nothing more than a piece of pipe to roll the barb wire out on, with marks on it for the height of the strands, the stretcher stick, a hammer, and a pair of fencing pliers. I've seen guys need a truck load of bullchit to build a damn fence.

Bend your own staples out of wire stock?

 

[dall]

Bend your own staples out of wire stock?

between his butt cheeks

 

[Dream]

between his butt cheeks

I thought thats how everyone did it.
Just dont hold the next one in your mouth while you drive the first one...unless youre in to that. I dont judge...

 

[Agent Smith]

between his butt cheeks

Pics not needed this time

 

[Dream]

thats why i dont have huskies

Apparently, I like to suffer then.
Ive got both.
Trick is to have a big enough boat that a Husky won't anchor it down.
Have to settle for an ACTUAL cinder block(or a 600 series Mac). Stupid McCinderblocks...

 

[Mastermind]

Bend your own staples out of wire stock?

Naw. But...I don't make the barbed wire, or the tee posts either.

 

[GCJenks204]

Was a very nice night out.

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Naw. But...I don't make the barbed wire, or the tee posts either.

Nope, but you did mention you took them with you fencing tho...

What's a tee post? The ones hanging only on wire but not dug in? We call them battens if so, no I don't know why.

 

[Mastermind]

Nope, but you did mention you took them with you fencing tho...

What's a tee post? The ones hanging only on wire but not dug in? We call them battens if so, no I don't know why.

Tee post....

 

[ray benson]

Mr Benson, are you looking for a certain brand, or rather a certain size of file?

Wasn't too clear, I'm looking for Skil and Power Machinery chainsaw ipls and service manuals.

 

[Agent Smith]

Naw. But...I don't make the barbed wire, or the tee posts either.

How many times did you hit your finger and hate the world? Every time I have a hand injury, everything makes it a priority to hit it

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Tee post....

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Ok. So here they would tractor ram a round pressure 5inch treated post in with a banger every 12 ft or so. Then 2" battens about every 3 feet to keep the wire spread apart. A tee post is a flash post. Not a strainer, and not a batten.