not so pros

[beaglebriar]

Evening fellas. How'd everybody's Saturday go?

Evening Steve. Had a good Saturday here.

Cut a load of wood and got another 372 rebuilt.

How was your day?

 

[beaglebriar]

evening dj hows you

I'm good. Does working on those Huskies make you feel dirty? Lol

 

[Genius]

It's great training ammo, reloads like a dream. I keep a Hornady load for self defense.

Yea, I really like reloading Remington/PMC brass

 

[Red97]

What kind of saw stuff Joe @Red97

Lots lol
What ya looking for?

Good it was nice weather today after it warmed up trans is acting funny in my 97 jeep grand it doesn't smell burned or anything just slips when it's hot hoping it's something simple haven't messed with dodges for a long time what are you into.

Those have some issues with the kick down cable, and a band that can be adjusted with the pan off..

 

[beaglebriar]

You better haul ass south cowboy, all I can tell ya. I coulda had these little piddling birds done 4 hrs ago, just sampling these New England Apple (apple/maple mix) and see how they wanna act with a several hour smoke. It's all about the taste my man...when it's all said and done.

I need to send you some real chicken Jason. Lol

PA home grown... it'll change the way you look at the store bought stuff.

That said I'm sure your birds are mighty tasty.

 

[mdavlee]

Evening. Been playing around with saws all day and watched a port job get ground.

 

[Genius]

evening steve yes i find the stihls easier for me to work on and can almost do them blindfolded hows you

I find Husky's much easier to work on. That being said, I am relatively certain that I could do a full rebuild on a 029/290 blindfolded. I would much rather work on a Husky, but 90% of what I work on is Stihl.



On another note. I just picked up a 026 a few mins ago. A guy stopped by needing two chains for a old Homelite. He had a 026 in his trunk, the P&C look perfect. It runs, just real rough.
It is missing the air filter cover though.

He asked if I would trade him two chains for the saw

 

[Genius]

I need to send you some real chicken Jason. Lol

PA home grown... it'll change the way you look at the store bought stuff.

That said I'm sure your birds are mighty tasty.

Yup, there isn't nothing like home grown.

Chicken from the store just doesn't taste right to me. This year I am going to raise a batch for only 4-5 weeks so they dress out around 3-4 pounds. I normally raise them for 8 weeks and theyll dress out anywhere between 8-10 pounds.

 

[beaglebriar]

Evening. Been playing around with saws all day and watched a port job get ground.

Howdy Mike. I ordered a right angle hand piece yesterday. So I'll get started on the 385 soon. Kinda been putting it off until I could do it properly.

Sold a saw to buy the handpiece. Thinking about selling a couple more to pick up a lathe. We'll see...

 

[mdavlee]

Howdy Mike. I ordered a right angle hand piece yesterday. So I'll get started on the 385 soon. Kinda been putting it off until I could do it properly.

Sold a saw to buy the handpiece. Thinking about selling a couple more to pick up a lathe. We'll see...

It's a worthwhile investment if you do 10 or more a year.

 

[Magnumitis]

Yup, there isn't nothing like home grown.

Chicken from the store just doesn't taste right to me. This year I am going to raise a batch for only 4-5 weeks so they dress out around 3-4 pounds. I normally raise them for 8 weeks and theyll dress out anywhere between 8-10 pounds.

That's what I used to raise, the big uns

 

[beaglebriar]

It's a worthwhile investment if you do 10 or more a year.

I probably won't do that many but I'm always building other crap.

 

[Magnumitis]

Lots lol
What ya looking for?



Those have some issues with the kick down cable, and a band that can be adjusted with the pan off..

Howdy. Didn't even touch a saw today.

 

[dall]

I'm good. Does working on those Huskies make you feel dirty? Lol

i need a shower yes

 

[USMC615]

I need to send you some real chicken Jason. Lol

PA home grown... it'll change the way you look at the store bought stuff.

That said I'm sure your birds are mighty tasty.

Send the birds on!

 

[dall]

evening mike hows you

 

[dall]

evening ross hows you

 

[Canadian farm boy]

i need a shower yes

AFT

 

[beaglebriar]

Yup, there isn't nothing like home grown.

Chicken from the store just doesn't taste right to me. This year I am going to raise a batch for only 4-5 weeks so they dress out around 3-4 pounds. I normally raise them for 8 weeks and theyll dress out anywhere between 8-10 pounds.

I raise the red rangers. Slower growing but better flavor than the white ones. IMO

 

[dall]

evening silver eagle mike hows you