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Dolmar Junkie

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Stump Shot said:
Orange cleaner for pitch is so so. Laquer thinner is fast, but can be hard on paint. If you soak it for a bit WD-40 will take it off after a while.
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+1 on the WD
It is also much cheaper to purchase by the gallon and easier to apply especially for cleanup. I keep 2 of the small dollar store spray bottles. One with straight WD and a second with somewhere between a 4/1to a 6/1 rato (depending on weather and application ). of wd and bar oil, thin enough to to stihl work as a penetrant, but enough oil and surfactant to do the job of a light lubricant.
One other thing that I do could be misconstrued as PSP. But if indeed you are going to be working in a high pitch situation, for me it would be Pine which I rarely ever see ,but you can apply a sheen of the WD on any areas that generally accumulate pitch and it will act similar to nonstick pan spray(which I really believe would perform better, but I can't get past using it . It was bad enough telling people that I stole my wife's cooking oil one time when I ran out of bar oil
 
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Good morning everyone.
Went for a re check up on the hospital, psysically test it is for hearth pasient, last year I scored 30.6 after the rehab, today 31.3, not bad for a silly smoker. I got more to give but my legs not so much
 
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Sty57 said:
We get $175 a cord for mixed hardwood firewood here. It very from area to area a lot though.
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I had to read myself up on cord, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cord_(unit)
3.6m3=1 cord.
We sell wood in "mål", its 2.4m3. bearch and oak is normally sold for 230$, ie 345$ for a cord.
Prices wary here also, its probleby twice for a cord in the main cities.
Nowadays them modern heat pumps kills our sale of firewood.
I'm about 99% sure that we are the last generation working in our forrest, future will be spruce & someone with a ponsse
 
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