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Dooood...a shake!
Random pics (that you took) thread...
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yeah a hippy hippy shake shake
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Just repack them with greese. They will be fine lol.
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Scoot is going to get paint.
Still need to take off and tear down the inner fairing.
Still need to take off and tear down the inner fairing.
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Frosty start today
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Didn’t get one for Christmas so I bought one.I really like the slim lines of low tops. Need a jonnyred one now too.
Also, carby showed up for the og pitter.
Got to play saws a little yesterday. 2166 feels a little soft with 28” full comp buried. Needs opened, ported, full skip I reckon. The 20” on the 6100 is a little monster.
Wood is what we call salt cedar. Tamarix aphylla
Also, carby showed up for the og pitter.
Got to play saws a little yesterday. 2166 feels a little soft with 28” full comp buried. Needs opened, ported, full skip I reckon. The 20” on the 6100 is a little monster.
Wood is what we call salt cedar. Tamarix aphylla
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This was from back when I was messing with chainsaws more, but then 2020. And with YT deleting my account, it's now a useless batch anyway,
but still fun to look at.
but still fun to look at.
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Went camping at Pat Mayse lake in Lamar County last month
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Helped a friend at his shop over the weekend...some nasty..,main bearing going out, got super lucky, and found a small chunk of the cage when taking off the top end
another banshee.. seal installed backwards....
and a trx450r was sitting for three years carb was a mess and the pilot jet was so stuck I had to drill it and pull it with an ez-out! 
another banshee.. seal installed backwards....and a trx450r was sitting for three years carb was a mess and the pilot jet was so stuck I had to drill it and pull it with an ez-out! 
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So you've seen my photos of trees. But did you know they were in a show?
In the show, Vikings, Season 6 EP18(and some of ep 19), they film these areas:
^ The rather unique looking Douglas Fir on the right appears in the clip at :45 from the opposite angle.
This is the steps shown from the opposite side they filmed from at the start of the clip:
Trees in the clip:
And it FINALLY explains why this boat was in a river that really couldn't be navigated for all the stones and rocks in it(also explains all the burned floor where the fires were):
Happy new years!
In the show, Vikings, Season 6 EP18(and some of ep 19), they film these areas:
^ The rather unique looking Douglas Fir on the right appears in the clip at :45 from the opposite angle.
This is the steps shown from the opposite side they filmed from at the start of the clip:
Trees in the clip:
And it FINALLY explains why this boat was in a river that really couldn't be navigated for all the stones and rocks in it(also explains all the burned floor where the fires were):
Happy new years!
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So you've seen my photos of trees. But did you know they were in a show?
In the show, Vikings, Season 6 EP18(and some of ep 19), they film these areas:
^ The rather unique looking Douglas Fir on the right appears in the clip at :45 from the opposite angle.
This is the steps shown from the opposite side they filmed from at the start of the clip:
Trees in the clip:
And it FINALLY explains why this boat was in a river that really couldn't be navigated for all the stones and rocks in it(also explains all the burned floor where the fires were):
Happy new years!
Happy new year Wes
Beautiful country nice and tranquil
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Got a new bar for the 461
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Respect it, that's a lot of saw. Know your limitations. I remember when I got my 2188 years ago, it was on the edge of what I could handle safely at the time. A few years before that, a 372 was a lot to handle, and I was probably your age then. It wasn't too much, but it could kick HARD.
