Random pics (that you took) thread...

[Steve]

Well, I have to let the stove burn out because I have to replace the gasket for the flue adaptor. It took a chit all over the floor last night.

 

[Only the Tony]

Might chilly on water this morning.

 

[Steve]

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Might chilly on water this morning.

Man, you really love the water Tony. I walked out about 6 this morning and was too cold for me!

Did you take the youngins along?

 

[Only the Tony]

Man, you really love the water Tony. I walked out about 6 this morning and was too cold for me!

Did you take the youngins along?

I had several layers on to say the least. Couldn't get the boy to go today. Dad and nephew showed up later. You guys are always out in your kayaks during the warmer months.

 

[Only the Tony]

 

[Steve]

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Nice haul!

 

[timg]

My first thought is shake hands with danger. I would much rather see you pull the bearings and hub. Block up vertically and sledge hub down out of wheel with wood. Clean and neverseize on reassembly.

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[Yukon Stihl]

Well, I have to let the stove burn out because I have to replace the gasket for the flue adaptor. It took a chit all over the floor last night.

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Try burning dry wood,works muchly better,you don't get that liquid fire starter leaking everywhere

 

[Steve]

Try burning dry wood,works muchly better,you don't get that liquid fire starter leaking everywhere

Yup, was burning hickory I cut about 18 months ago but just recently split. I know it was my fault in both stove maintaince and wood selection. I burn it hot (around 1500 catalyst temp) in the evenings when I'm home and idle it when I'm at work. So it has lots of time to smolder and condense the goo from my poor choice of wood.

 

[jacob j.]

Hatchery area at Lost Creek Lake near Trail, Oregon:

 

[jacob j.]

 

[jacob j.]

 

[jacob j.]

 

[jacob j.]

 

[timg]

Trout hatchery JJ? Looks like a large operation, state owned?? Also if trout do they raise a palamino species along with brook and cut throat species. Probably totally different out your way compared to Pennsylvania.

 

[Bigmac]

Trout hatchery JJ? Looks like a large operation, state owned?? Also if trout do they raise a palamino species along with brook and cut throat species. Probably totally different out your way compared to Pennsylvania.

I doubt it, I’ve never heard of the Palomino species, most of the hatcheries around here or either are cutthroat, steelhead, Silver’s (coho) and chinook salmon

 

[CrystalRiver1]

Beaver Work...

 

[Bigmac]

Been braking in that 390, and setting up the tune. It’s running well, and getting some hours on it. I still love my 363, is so much fun, the dunes were all tore up and my suspension makes for a nice ride!

 

[Bigmac]

Beaver Work...

Was the beaver running .404 or 3/8? And if it was over 6 years old was it running 3/8 l/p?

 

[Steve]

Was the beaver running .404 or 3/8? And if it was over 6 years old was it running 3/8 l/p?

You sure know a lot about beavers...