Random pics (that you took) thread...

[Mastermind]

Howdy Randy.
So was he sweating, or covered in rain, he looked pretty wiped out either way.
Do guys ever pass out in there.

Rain.

Nope.

 

[chipper1]

The top couple are Sycamores, and the rest appear to be Beech. Trees don't take direction very well, tho

Here's a pair of Cedars I got really creative with because the ISO was just too high.

And the entrance to Knockree wood:

They are pretty neat looking in that environment. That one growing across the grounds was cool too, I like the two different angles in that picture, I felt the tall tree on the left took away from the other two.

 

[Mastermind]

 

[ChipsFlyin]

Saw some "wild " garlic up by camp last year near an old stone foundation and was curious so dug it up and tried to domesticate at home. It was in the late spring. The plants were bunched up here and there over maybe over a 20' x 40' ft area and even much farther out in small patches. I thought it was a wild bunching but not so sure now. Some of the bulbs developed quite nice. Maybe I found an heirloom hardneck variety that went crazy over a 100 years. I'll save the largest ones and replant in the fall.

 

[Mastermind]

Saw some "wild " garlic up by camp last year near an old stone foundation and was curious so dug it up and tried to domesticate at home. It was in the late spring. The plants were bunched up here and there over maybe over a 20' x 40' ft area and even much farther out in small patches. I thought it was a wild bunching but not so sure now. Some of the bulbs developed quite nice. Maybe I found an heirloom hardneck variety that went crazy over a 100 years. I'll save the largest ones and replant in the fall.
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Very nice.

 

[ChipsFlyin]

Was at camp on Thursday and dug some more to see if they developed like mine. Nope- all the restriction with the bunching, weeds and grass did not let them grow out.

 

[Marshy]

Dumped fuel out of a client’s saw. Used it and some fresh to fill up the Clinton. Stupid move.

Trouble with the client’s saw was it had diesel in it. [emoji90]

Now the Clinton is FU.

I violated my rule #1:
Always dump the fuel as you don’t know what fool mixed it. [emoji849]

He must of took "fuel and oil" too literally and used fuel oil.

@00wyk, you have some of the best quality pics of us all. Almost professional like. Keep us the good job.

 

[00wyk]

They are pretty neat looking in that environment. That one growing across the grounds was cool too, I like the two different angles in that picture, I felt the tall tree on the left took away from the other two.
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That's good thinking. Composition is just as important as the subject. I was planning on framing it with light and dark eventually. I didn't have the time last night, so revisited it this afternoon:

 

[chipper1]

That's good thinking. Composition is just as important as the subject. I was planning on framing it with light and dark eventually. I didn't have the time last night, so revisited it this afternoon:

Nice pop!
When I cropped it I almost offset it to the left to make up for the branches on the right since they bring the eye that way it looks a little off center, but it's pretty close to center.
I think you need to go back and bring a ladder so you can get about 20' off the ground for a different angle.

 

[chipper1]

Little bug my girls saw on my pants, looked like a stealth bomber when you looked at it from the side.
No macro on this phone , and it kept moving , no I said to the left lol.

 

[KYsawman]

Saw this in the parking lot at work, poor little fella did not have a chance...

 

[cgraham1]

Road construction.

 

[redline4]

Time-serts.
Because worthless coworkers think a 3/8 impact is the tool of choice on M6 bolts that only torque to 71 inch pounds.

 

[ChipsFlyin]

Little bug my girls saw on my pants, looked like a stealth bomber when you looked at it from the side.
No macro on this phone , and it kept moving , no I said to the left lol.
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Part of the bugs name is in your OPE signature.

https://www.insectidentification.org/insect-description.asp?identification=Hazelnut-Lace-Bug

 

[Dub11]

Dumped fuel out of a client’s saw. Used it and some fresh to fill up the Clinton. Stupid move.

Trouble with the client’s saw was it had diesel in it. [emoji90]

Now the Clinton is FU.

I violated my rule #1:
Always dump the fuel as you don’t know what fool mixed it. [emoji849]

Is the piston toasted?

 

[merc_man]

Couple macs i picked up today after work.
Tryin to figure out what modle 44 the right hand start is. I think ther about 3 different ones.

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[chipper1]

Part of the bugs name is in your OPE signature.

https://www.insectidentification.org/insect-description.asp?identification=Hazelnut-Lace-Bug

That's pretty cool.
I went and looked at my signature before clicking the link and guess right .
It says they eat the hazelnut plant, I don't think we have any here, but I could be wrong, wouldn't be the first time!

 

[67L36Driver]

Is the piston toasted?

Not likely Wayne. The CR is really low on the antique devils so they could run on ‘farm gas’ back in the day.

I think you could run one on Coleman fuel (white gas). [emoji848]

 

[ChipsFlyin]

Couple macs i picked up today after work.
Tryin to figure out what modle 44 the right hand start is. I think ther about 3 different ones.

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We can rule out the 797, no DSP. Measuring the bore can help narrow down. It is pretty easy in that frame. Pull muffler , popsicle stick strait in, turn crank and measure piston mark to end.

 

[Steve]

We can rule out the 797, no DSP. Measuring the bore can help narrow down. It is pretty easy in that frame. Pull muffler , popsicle stick strait in, turn crank and measure piston mark to end.

Its a D44 without a doubt. Most likely a super44. Look in the oil tank to see if it has an auto oiler in there. Then it would be a super 44a.

The air filter cover is on backwards too. Vents should face the rear handle.