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Bad here also. That myth about cold winter killing off things just does not work. -
Dave Shepard replied to the thread How'd it go today?.I didn't find my old post on the M18 top handle, but my big complaint was the chain speed. It has tons of torque, but really wants to be...
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Dave Shepard replied to the thread How'd it go today?.Ticks are getting bad. :X edit: pulled a deer tick off right after posting. Feels like there are 1,000 more.
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Dave Shepard replied to the thread How'd it go today?.Nice! I like pretty much any old car/truck/tractor/motorcycle/gun/plane/tank/gun or seige weapon. :/:
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Dave Shepard replied to the thread Instagram.A little file work and the top handle is much improved.
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Dave Shepard replied to the thread Instagram.If I dream, I don't remember them. I'd have to sleep first.
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Dave Shepard replied to the thread Instagram.I don't even want to share an imaginary online universe with that thing.
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Dave Shepard replied to the thread Instagram.I don't want to share the same planet with that thing.
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Dave Shepard replied to the thread How'd it go today?.Geeking out on the wiring upgrades today. The control box for my board edger is a nice gasketed box with a hinged lid. Then Wood-Mizer...
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Dave Shepard replied to the thread Firewood.Be sure you take all saw chips, splinters, and every shred of bark off the property or you'll have 600 willows by September. :lol:
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Only proper use for old bed frames I inherited some Stihl attachments and they needed a home. 10” centers seemed to work out well, 4”...
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Dave Shepard replied to the thread How'd it go today?.I liked the 500i, and the 462, but they were much more sensitive to chain sharpness. I know you should stay on top of it, but with a...
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Dave Shepard replied to the thread How'd it go today?.Sometimes the saws weren't too bad, like you could tell the noise cancelation was working. Other times it was terrible.
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Dave Shepard replied to the thread How'd it go today?.The kids at work would put bark boxes on them, for a while. Then, after some pressure, they'd take them off. We all had comms though. FTN.
