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No they were regular looking wedges,just double the hight,not double taper.

Does anyone remember the blue "Double wedges?" those things were a great theory that failed in practice. If you did manage to drive one home,it was on a tree with a soft lean or you were driving it with a sledge hammer. I had a couple spit out like a bullets. Absolute shambles of a tool.

Behold!

Well I only put $1700 on the tree.I misheard the client and beleived they wanted to keep the chip and wood. Which would have ment that I just needed to drive the tractor to the site and would have had an easy day. Instead it was two loads of logs and a load of chip,they kept the chip at another...

I badly underpriced this removal back in the summer. Then a passer by stole my rake when I was running logs to the yard.

That Junk shop looks amazing!

How are Taurus with regards to quality these days? They were a bit lacking when I lived in the States.

Why then did the Brits die in droves keeping the Muslim and Hindu people apart? Creating Pakistan in a effort to stop a genocide? " It's in all the Google searches" Oh dear. Carry on.

Wtf?

I never thought Montana looked like that! Trees and everything! Is that a Madill swing-yarder?

You have alot of anti aircraft capability because Russia is big and its cheaper to build missiles than aircraft. Lots of countries fought with the Germans,Russians did too. Russian Liberation Army - Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Liberation_Army Strange to think I was in...

Norway is a Desert of kneckerbrød. In order to experience the infinite horizon of over cooked wheat flour,one must travel west to Sweden. Leksands is what the real pimps eat.

Cast quite a few bullets the other day,loaded up 48 rounds because that's all the cases I have. Using only 6 grains of VV 320 I will get 1288 loads from a pound of powder.

Close up picture of the Lee,after a detail clean and stock oil.

Winchester 1873 in 44/40. This was made in 1875 and retailed in London. A fine Lee Speed by Bonehill in Birmingham. Chambered in 303 British,proof marks indicate pre 1914. This Rifle is a real gem in my collection. Hope to get out hunting with one or both some day.

Back home Dad used to clean combine harvester radiators by removing them and submerging them in a makshift tank made from a tarp. The wheat would swell up but the husks would float off,he would stand up the rad and the sun would shrink the wheat back down to be blown out with a airline. I would...

Sea Eagle tries to kill a small Dolphin in Norway. https://www.vg.no/video/297834/aldri-sett-lignende?utm_source=vgfront&utm_content=hovedlopet_row27_pos1&utm_medium=dre-6664a6bc20b7170f0fa60b6b&utm_term=vgtv_personalized_front-test&utm_campaign=overlay-main-android

As much as someone who has logged the mountainous old growth forests of Denmark? I never really was to worried about Brown Bears,I spent 5 years living in Country that had Brownies and Blackies. I made all the stupid mistakes that a young guy would do,walked up to a gut pile where I had shot a...

Because this is the internet? Would someone who has been living with Brown Bears for 74 years be twice the expert you feel you are? If you have seen a Polar Bear but I have seen two,should you listen to me twice as intently?