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everyone I know here that plows and does salt makes a killing off it, for one or two nights a year, its worth it if the equipment comes up cheap and you can get the customers saturated market just like tree work and forestry mulching here, only non saturated markets here are stuff that requires...

Where ya been Gypp?

And you complain about the length of videos I post

If it has CA ethanol fuel in it, it’s very hard to dissolve. I found something that eats it right up and I can’t remember. :-/ Ah! I believe it’s Seafoam!

We all know how interesting Rogan can be with his wide range of podcast guests. So here's a thread going forward where we can highlight episodes we think are noteworthy and worth while. This one is freaking rad and wide ranging on lots of current and important topics, and I'm only half way...

I know it would look like crap, but perhaps for a tank or 2 of gas when you get ready to run it, you might be able to add a loop of fuel hose with a couple of extra in-line fuel filters. After that, remove the loop and return to the stock arrangement.

I’ve made chili with it, too. We eat it over buttery mashed potatoes by the fireplace for a cold winter day treat!

Ground venison makes the best chili I have ever had.

One of Karen’s holiday gifts arrived. A music box I commissioned from a fellow woodturner. Link to a video: Music box

Been heading downstate once a month to help a friend closing in on 80 years old, who needs both knees replaced. He has access to a site where local arbs dump. We haul out logs and trailer them to his place and mill them. Yesterday we milled up maple, and hauled two loads of walnut back to his...

I rather doubt that I leave much of anything at all in way of comment on most of your posts.

you've made it pretty clear you don't like me since the day I joined, mainly in the condescending smart ass replies you leave on everything I post, don't think I realize you don't do that shit on other peoples posts?

wtf?

They probably bought the land from some 95 year old who used to till it with horses. The next video should show a sign down the hill by the road that says beware of falling tractors with the tractor flying past.

we get it, you don't like me, the horse is long past dead, no need to reply to everything I post

@Kaveman I'll throw in with Skwerl here...Paintless Dent Repair can produce amazing results for relatively low cost. I had several small uglies taken care of on my Jag XKR when it was new to me; for less than $300 I got flawless cosmetic repairs that would have cost north of $3K by traditional...

@WoodCutr...that post makes absolutely no sense at all :). The customer is the one who decided they need your services. They called you. Anything after that is just discussion around the edges of what actually needs doing.

Tractor one is a close call, got out just at the right time, plus no dogs were hurt. Nice tractor as well.