So what did you do today?

[Catman]

I've been thinking about having this done to one of my Smith & Wessons that I carry.

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I’ve had two Glocks done now By this company and couldn’t be happier

 

[Mkinslow]

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I’ve had two Glocks done now By this company and couldn’t be happier

Thanks I'll check them out.

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[WillG]

Husqvarna sold this evening, gonna go get the paperwork going on the scag tomorrow evening after work

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[WillG]

I got approved! $2500 down and financed the rest. I bring it home Saturday afternoon. Dealer ordered the mulch plate and mulching blades and I'll install them myself.

 

[WillG]

Brought her home today! Got the seat adjusted and heavy duty air filter installed. Did the first cut. Cuts beautifully at 3.5". Still have to install the block off plate and mulching blades. No more scary corner or losing traction on the slopes by the walls. Very happy with it. Payment is only $60 a month but I'll do more than that and pay it off quicker.

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[deye223]

I turned this

Into this

And the saws

And the best bit is my friend offered to split it all with his super axe with elevator

 

[rogue60]

Cut a ute load of some small Red and White Peppermint today with my 088 for a bit of fun .404 rs rips in clean green wood.
Peppermint isn't a great firewood the red burns the better of the two but it's fun to cut being what I'd call a soft hardwood.
Think the saw might need a carby kit it wanted to die a couple of times like it was running out of fuel. I don't think it was vapor lock it wasn't hot out we ain't even in spring yet.

 

[RI Chevy]

Nice! Sounds like it's had some work done to it.

 

[a. palmer jr.]

Awfully hot outside to do any serious work. I did put a crank seal in my Husqvarna 61 though...

 

[Stem]

fixed a weedeater & two poulan chainsaws for a guy I work with (fuel lines, filters, carb work), put a new flywheel key in one of my 026's & got it going again, and new dogs showed up today for my 620PW. earlier last week I bought a bar adapter so I can run the normal 84 link 24" b&c setup instead of the 81 link echo b&c.

 

[rogue60]

Nice! Sounds like it's had some work done to it.

Yeah did some mods to it years ago. I didn't do much to it really hit it with me dremel here and there. It does not have any timing advance left that stock.
Edit- I'm no porter I just fart about trying different things with a dremel all in good fun..
They run good the old 088 so does the early ms880 they are same saw as the 088 just has flippy caps.
Steel muffler ms880 they changed a lot needs work done out of the box Skip it and go straight to ms881 IMHO.

 

[deye223]

Cut a ute load of some small Red and White Peppermint today with my 088 for a bit of fun .404 rs rips in clean green wood.
Peppermint isn't a great firewood the red burns the better of the two but it's fun to cut being what I'd call a soft hardwood.
Think the saw might need a carby kit it wanted to die a couple of times like it was running out of fuel. I don't think it was vapor lock it wasn't hot out we ain't even in spring yet.

Rouge ..... dino oil ..... think of the children......

 

[RI Chevy]

Ut oh...
Not another discussion. Lol

 

[WillG]

Upped cut height to 4". Have organic fertilizer through my mom's lawn care company. Running mulching blades and block off plate.

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[markds2]

Saturday I had the recently rebuilt MS461 to test and several maintenance chores to finish on my 1950 Cat D2, so in order to get it nice and hot before resetting the valve clearances, I hooked the snig chain up to a couple of well-embedded logs within my pile so I could better access them for cutting. I was blown away by how much this little old tractor can pull! In first gear it sits down and grunts, and when it loses traction it digs some BIG holes. The 461 tested out well and will be on the market this week.

 

[Guido Salvage]

Got a load of peanuts.

 

[rogue60]

Saturday I had the recently rebuilt MS461 to test and several maintenance chores to finish on my 1950 Cat D2, so in order to get it nice and hot before resetting the valve clearances, I hooked the snig chain up to a couple of well-embedded logs within my pile so I could better access them for cutting. I was blown away by how much this little old tractor can pull! In first gear it sits down and grunts, and when it loses traction it digs some BIG holes. The 461 tested out well and will be on the market this week.

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Very cool old Dozer did you do a restoration on it.
Just a heads up as tempting as it is don't take it in the bush to snig logs out with no canopy. You only have to bump a dead standing tree and limbs will crash down on ya.

 

[markds2]

Very cool old Dozer did you do a restoration on it.
Just a heads up as tempting as it is don't take it in the bush to snig logs out with no canopy. You only have to bump a dead standing tree and limbs will crash down on ya.

Nope, I found it through my cousin's worker who used to operate it many years ago on a farm near Gore in Southland. He knew I was looking for one and put me in touch with the grandson of the original owner (who had no idea how to start and run it). It was the family's pride and joy and was used for cultivation on the same farm all its life and was always shed stored. It's only done 3943 hours since new, and is completely original! It got featured in the Antique Caterpillar Machinery Owners Club's international magazine for this quarter because of the rarity of finding a tractor in that condition with so low hours. It starts and runs absolutely beautifully, but I do need to dismantle the rear end at some stage to tighten up the cone bearings on the rear axle, as they are a bit loose.

Yes, I'm aware of the danger of 'widow makers' and don't intend to use it in the bush. I do have some big Eucluptus to pull over, but they're out in the open. Here she is cleaned up and with the bonnet on, all original paint and decals.

 

[rogue60]

Nope, I found it through my cousin's worker who used to operate it many years ago on a farm near Gore in Southland. He knew I was looking for one and put me in touch with the grandson of the original owner (who had no idea how to start and run it). It was the family's pride and joy and was used for cultivation on the same farm all its life and was always shed stored. It's only done 3943 hours since new, and is completely original! It got featured in the Antique Caterpillar Machinery Owners Club's international magazine for this quarter because of the rarity of finding a tractor in that condition with so low hours. It starts and runs absolutely beautifully, but I do need to dismantle the rear end at some stage to tighten up the cone bearings on the rear axle, as they are a bit loose.

Yes, I'm aware of the danger of 'widow makers' and don't intend to use it in the bush. I do have some big Eucluptus to pull over, but they're out in the open. Here she is cleaned up and with the bonnet on, all original paint and decals.
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Wow amazing all original you scored getting that old girl.

 

[Guido Salvage]

I was blown away by how much this little old tractor can pull! In first gear it sits down and grunts, and when it loses traction it digs some BIG holes. The 461 tested out well and will be on the market this week.

I once got my 14,500 pound IH rollback stuck with a truck on the back. My little Oliver OC-46 loader that weighed less than 8,000 pounds pulled the rollback uphill with no problem.