not so pros

[Red97]

yes there are different qualifications on size thickness and material

I'll just stick with pads, and walls lol



This is the "feet" or bottom of the current press, just some local heat, since it was gonna get properly stress relieved later.
2 pads, 2ft wide 8ft tall and 1-2" of build out.

These feet were wore horrible. That will all get machined off so she sits flat on the foundation, and dosent rock.

 

[dall]

that doesnt look to safe joe

 

[Red97]

that doesnt look to safe joe

Had guard rails clamped to the top pallet. So the chair didn't roll off the post holding the radio was welded to the floor plate. And the pallet wired to the post. 16 pallet high by the time we got to the top. Kept a sprayer handy to put out the pallets.

 

[Dub11]

Had guard rails clamped to the top pallet. So the chair didn't roll off the post holding the radio was welded to the floor plate. And the pallet wired to the post. 16 pallet high by the time we got to the top. Kept a sprayer handy to put out the pallets.

Be careful with pallets stacked like that OSHA will chit bricks at are plant more than anything seeing pallets like that huge fire hazard.

 

[PA Dan]

Head mostly and a little still in the chest, that's the stuff. Feel great one day, then wham, guess who's back, my old friend the cold.

Been dealing with the same since before new years!

 

[Stihl working Hard]

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Great pics there Dallas

 

[Stihl working Hard]

They had one of those in a bond movie

I remember that as well was wondering where I saw it,they used it to cut up the pier didn't they

 

[Stihl working Hard]

They just did trimming around here this summer with these

Great pics Rodney are they trimming the trees from the power lines

 

[leadfarmer]

Yes they go throw ever few years. Mainly through the mountians

 

[Stihl working Hard]

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After i got off work somebody had already cleared the road thankfully.this route is mostly dirt to work i like the scenery the lowest route was flooded across a low water bridge and a cool abandoned farm i would like to have lol

Great pics Dave I take it the sign on the tree says *f-word off this is my property

 

[expert of nothing]

Morning men.
Welcome Drew, for you and all the old farts that can't remember anything, my name is Clint.

Good morning fellas,and welcome Drew my name is Mike.

Thanks Mike and Clint for the welcome,and a shout out to Joe he told me about OPE off of A-site. I hope I can help contribute to the site. Again thanks for the welcome.

 

[Stihl working Hard]

This is america so of course those are no trespassing signs. Lol

I like that should have a pic of a gun next to it

 

[Stihl working Hard]

If they really wanted to keep scumbags out they should put up a help wanted sign .

LMFAO

 

[Red97]

Be careful with pallets stacked like that OSHA will chit bricks at are plant more than anything seeing pallets like that huge fire hazard.

The company signed off on it. President came out daily to check progress. While I agree not the safest, but we asked permission.

Don't imagine osha would approve of the homemade sch40 natural gas torches cooking this thing either lol

 

[Stihl working Hard]

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Great pics Dave I would love to ride on a old steam train

 

[Stihl working Hard]

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Great pics Dallas

 

[beaglebriar]

Thanks Mike and Clint for the welcome,and a shout out to Joe he told me about OPE off of A-site. I hope I can help contribute to the site. Again thanks for the welcome.

Howdy Drew, I'm DJ welcome to the nut house...

 

[Stihl working Hard]

I don't even run Stihls but I would buy that saw!

It is a nice saw isn't it DJ

 

[dall]

cass is a coal operated train when i rode it on the last time they said it uses 3 ton of coal for the 3 or 4 hour trip up the mountain and back and a woman was the one loading the coal into the firebox

 

[Stihl working Hard]

I contacted the person selling the saw. They also have a 191t never fueled! I want to see what else they have!

I feel this could be a real treasure trove Dan ,I hope so for your sake