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So the mechanic at the Husqvarna dealer in town quit to go do his own venture, took all the dead saws he has disassembled with him in the back of his truck where they still remain, rained most every day since. Tried to do a rescue to no avail he still thinks he's going to put these saws back together even though his track record of putting anything back together is zero. The thought of 272's 372's and such ending up in the scrap heap is disheartening to say the least. but that is what's going to happen. On the plus side, I now have round about access to junk saws from that shop.
 
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GCJenks204 said:
Mom's okay. They have admitted her but don't have a bed yet so still in the stretcher bay of emerg. She's more confused than usual, her dementia and Alzheimer's really gets the better if her when there is a change to her routine.

She's ready for the next life but there isn't anything we can do to speed that along.
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Thats rough Gary. When my grandmas Alzheimers really took over we were lucky the home she was at had a all inclusive wing. Next to needing open heart surgery they could take care of everything. She never completely shut down on us like some do but some days it was 1950 something others she was up to date. A stroke finally got her before it was too bad. I feel like a dick for saying that but she made it to 87 and I could guaranty she wouldn't want to live like that.
 
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Stump Shot said:
So the mechanic at the Husqvarna dealer in town quit to go do his own venture, took all the dead saws he has disassembled with him in the back of his truck where they still remain, rained most every day since. Tried to do a rescue to no avail he still thinks he's going to put these saws back together even though his track record of putting anything back together is zero. The thought of 272's 372's and such ending up in the scrap heap is disheartening to say the least. but that is what's going to happen. On the plus side, I now have round about access to junk saws from that shop.
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Go whip his ass and save those saws! You know for the good of the community and stuff.
 
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Dub11 said:
Go whip his ass and save those saws! You know for the good of the community and stuff.
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Attempts were made, so at least we tried, can't save 'em all I reckon. Never know when reality will set in, usually after it's too late.
 
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Time's Standing Stihl said:
I'd like to let the concrete cure a bit more before I put that heavy bastid on there.

Maybe @huskihl how long I need?
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It's good.
A guy drove the jcb telehandler on concrete that I'd poured 20 hours before.

80% strength in 24 hours. 90% in a week. 100% in a month
 
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