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In the truck and on the road home. Glad for this forty to be over.
Yep....the easy ones twice....[emoji16]
I was wearing a Trump hat and had to quit. Couldn't social distance. All the wimmins wanted to run up and hug me!
Just bought another one on sale from Bruce.![]()
I’ll forget on the 8th so i’ll tell you happy birthday today.It ain't my birthday. Not till the 8th.
But thank you anyhow.
he will forget as well lolI’ll forget on the 8th so i’ll tell you happy birthday today.
A buddy of mine is an arborist and gave a ported 2511 a try. He didn’t like it. Said it was too light and didn’t keep from chattering in hard wood. He was running it with a 14” bar (prefers 16” on a 200T) and said it had good power but didn’t have the “Fatass” that the heavier weight 200/201 has for letting the saw do its work without applying effort.
I put the Stihl .043 PMM3 b&c on mine. 3/8lp not 1/4”I bet its tip heavy! I can't imagine using one with a 14" bar. Mines got a 12" on it and I'm considering a 10" carving bar. It's not a replacement for a 200/201. I use it for pruning. The 201t I use for removals. Iirc the stock stihl 10" power pruner bar is a direct fit but don't quote me on that. Tell him to use whatever stihl chain fits the bar. That will cure the oregon pxl/exl chatter. I forget what they call it in stihleese but it's more better gooder.
wonder how much difference they did to be epa compliantMy Stihl contact just got a 500i.
Just one for now. That's a good sign though. More will be available soon I'm sure.
I bet its tip heavy! I can't imagine using one with a 14" bar. Mines got a 12" on it and I'm considering a 10" carving bar. It's not a replacement for a 200/201. I use it for pruning. The 201t I use for removals. Iirc the stock stihl 10" power pruner bar is a direct fit but don't quote me on that. Tell him to use whatever stihl chain fits the bar. That will cure the oregon pxl/exl chatter. I forget what they call it in stihleese but it's more better gooder.
That's sweet!!!Midea makes a mini split window shaker that looks legit:
https://www.midea.com/us/Air-Condit...0,000-BTU-U-shaped-Air-Conditioner-MAW10V1QWT
If I didn't have central ac I'd probably have a couple.
I remember a house we lived in we had windows units, mom wouldn't let us use them.We've never had air conditioning.
Dammit Tim.
Political bs.
Bad Tim.
I put the Stihl .043 PMM3 b&c on mine. 3/8lp not 1/4”
screw those leathers they are too hot
your late gramps did you just wake up ?Lunch time mofo's
my brother went to that very same lake a number of years ago with one of his former teachers. he said it was pretty awesomeMorning guys.
So about '03 or '04 my cousin invited me to join him and a couple buddies on a fishing week in Ontario. We over-night road tripped it up to Lake Biscotasing. The last two hours were dirt roads, starting with the widest, most perfectly crowned strip of gravel I've still ever been on and finishing with 35 minutes of two track with grass growing in the middle. Beautiful country, but absolute BFE. It ended at a little village on the lake, with just a store and a dozen or so houses. All of the access to the few cottages/cabins on the huge lake was by boat, including our lodge. We went into the store, which had your usual assortment of essentials, and a huge stack of cases of Carling(any relation @cus_deluxe ?) beer in the middle of the room. Doing as the Romans, we loaded a couple cases and our gear on the lodge pontoon when it arrived. After a couple days of great fishing and even more BSing, we're out of beer. We boat back to the store only to find it closed. Yup, Canada Day. Darkness is falling and we're wracking our brains for the solution to this crises. One of us remembers the stacks of Carling cases at "the bait man"'s house a few places down where we'd bought minnows the first day. We had all noticed the softball hiding under his shirt but had only guessed at what it could be. Modern medical care probably wasn't real high on these folks' list and the closest hospital was hours away down in Sudbury. It's after dark now, so I'm voted to run up to his house. His "bait shop" is the attached front porch/three season's room. I knock. And knock. No response. Then I see something out of the corner of my eye. His head is poked around the corner of the porch seeing who it is. "Hey buddy, how's it going". He reluctantly steps around the corner. After some negotiation I talk him out of a case of beer at an extorted price.
Here's the reason I always vividly remember this every time I hear "Canada Day". I caught him late, and he had no shirt on. The lump we'd noticed earlier is now exposed and looks like what I can best describe as a pound of ground beef tightly wrapped in wet parchment paper. I'll never forget it.
Safe lifting techniques at all times boys. Don't over-do it.