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If you split a consistent size, you can take the time to count how many pieces it takes to make a few different ricks of wood, then just count that average as you chuck into the trailer.

Probably an old Stihl safety chain. Collectors like the red switch. The 026 really wakes up with porting, and will happily use all 20" of bar.

That's an interesting idea about having a hitch up front, I wonder how well it would work.

A backup camera is handy too, but they can be laggy. As slow as possible is the way to go on the long skinny driveways. Many people get impatient and go 2-3 times as fast as they should, then constantly changing directions to correct. Accept the fact it may take a few minutes, and just creep so...

That works, or "feelers" to stick up and out similarly, so you can precisely gauge when the chipper reaches the point of no correction, and the point of jackknife. The point of jackknife of course varies truck to truck, and depending on if the chute hits on one side before the other, if at all.

The donkey getting a new rubber chicken one is pretty funny too

I wonder how many bruises he's gotten. It's probably like those guys who toughen up their shins to be indestructible.

Some house cats do that too

I have a bad sense of humor, I can't stop laughing at that stump grinder pic

I wonder what the text said "Make a famous meme out of this"?

The mop was pretty funny. I think it's partly a difference between people who have much determination and willpower and those who don't. Also, he knows well how to do things the easier way, as in taking advantage of leverage. The one guy tried to basically curl the mop, while Anatoly lifts with...

It's interesting how strong he is compared to other guys who are much larger. He must exercise differently.

Bob Ross painting. He does it so well and effortlessly, but half the time you think he made a big mistake, then suddenly you realize what he just painted with so much detail in so few of strokes.

The tiller caught fire... Luckily it's pretty old, so there's little that's not metal to burn, such as the foam filter. Back to tilling.

Cherry tomatoes are pretty good fresh, like Cherub tomatoes in the clear top yellow bottom containers. If cut in half and cooked, the tomatoes fall apart easily just leaving the skins behind.