Not So Pro 3

[Mastermind]

wheel cylinders while you are in there ?

Shoes, wheel cylinders, springs, adjusters, seals, and bearings.

 

[Mastermind]

Shoes, wheel cylinders, springs, adjusters, seals, and bearings.

AND.....new studs and lug nuts.

 

[Saw Collector]

@Mastermind

Because sunflowers....

 

[dall]

Shoes, wheel cylinders, springs, adjusters, seals, and bearings.

was gonna say they are a pain to do

 

[hoskvarna]

Had 4 hard boiled eggs cut in half with a smear of butter, salt and tapatio hot sauce
Yummy [emoji1786]

Nite boys. Goin in at 4 to beat the heat


Sent from Hoskey hilltop

 

[Mastermind]

Really underestimated the amount of work that goes into a log anything structure. The guys building log cabins by hand.... much respect

I built an 11,000 square foot log home about 20 years ago. It had 13 tractor-trailer loads of logs in it. Took 7 months to get it in the dry.

 

[Mastermind]

@Mastermind

Because sunflowers....
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They are pretty.

was gonna say they are a pain to do

Wheel cylinders? No problem.

 

[41FanForLife]

I built an 11,000 square foot log home about 20 years ago. It had 13 tractor-trailer loads of logs in it. Took 7 months to get it in the dry.

Logs ready scribed and fit and you reassembled? Or you did the whole fit up?

 

[full chizel]

Had 4 hard boiled eggs cut in half with a smear of butter, salt and tapatio hot sauce
Yummy [emoji1786]

Nite boys. Goin in at 4 to beat the heat


Sent from Hoskey hilltop

Gonna have gas like a MFer tomorrow

 

[41FanForLife]

Framing houses.

I really liked this sport back in the day.

 

[Agent Smith]

I built an 11,000 square foot log home about 20 years ago. It had 13 tractor-trailer loads of logs in it. Took 7 months to get it in the dry.

That's a biggun log cabin....mmmhmmmm. After 7 months, I would need a break from seeing logs for awhile lol

 

[dall]

They are pretty.



Wheel cylinders? No problem.

lol the whole job of taking axles out and stuff

 

[hoskvarna]

Gonna have gas like a MFer tomorrow

I doubt it but if so just me and the bobcat


Sent from Hoskey hilltop

 

[shadco]

@Mastermind

Because sunflowers....
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Saw a few today.



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[Mastermind]

Logs ready scribed and fit and you reassembled? Or you did the whole fit up?

9 5/8" tall. Cut on two sides. Peeled on the other two. Various widths. Full round corners, had the be fitted together. Log joists and beams for second floor with tongue and groove ceilings. Floating above that was an engineered floor system. Ridge poles were various sizes of band sawn beams with logs for rafters, and valleys. Tongue and groove ceilings again, and I joists above that for rafters. It was a hell of a project.

 

[Mastermind]

That's a biggun log cabin....mmmhmmmm. After 7 months, I would need a break from seeing logs for awhile lol

I was sick of it by the time it was in the dry.

lol the whole job of taking axles out and stuff

Oh....yeah.

I need a better place to work.

 

[Saw Collector]

Saw a few today.

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Nice. Ours are opening in stages. We have 18"ers up to 10 footers. Bees bees happy. Wife too.

 

[timg]

Doesn't need to to make power. Big gov going stamp that *s-worde out one day.

They have already started with some of the tuner shops and EGR deleters. Not much of a way around it as all titled vehicles are blanketed by EPA.

 

[timg]

Got the first rafter or header or whatever you want to call it log up tonight across 3 poles. 2 more to go
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Long black timber screws or old school wood pegs?? I have trouble with dimensional lumber let alone round timber. That's a challenge agent. Rock on!!

 

[Agent Smith]

Long black timber screws or old school wood pegs?? I have trouble with dimensional lumber let alone round timber. That's a challenge agent. Rock on!!

10" Timberlok's for the win! Lol it's definitely a challenge for sure. More than I thought. I'm used to dimensional lumber. This round, crooked *s-word is just goofy!