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That's the exact quote I use for all big projects that seem daunting at first, "How do you eat an elephant?" "SMALL BITES!" Burnham, it's 800 to go see my kids, and that's the whole reason for the bike... 750 miles is just ten hours at 75mph... I'm all reality I'll be far more available to...

@treebilly Ohio & Anduril to revolutionize defense manufacturing - https://www.jobsohio.com/andurilinohio

That's nice of you to think about it...but I dunno :). A 750 mile (each way!) trip this time of year on a motorcycle is no joke. We will just take it a bite at a time, like the old story about "how do you eat an elephant" :).

TH seems to be enthralled with this info re Palmer Luckey (lol) but anyway I'll post this clip from another interview where he pinpoints how the industrial capability which allowed us to win WW2 has disappeared since then and how it could and should be reestablished to create war deterrence via...

Yes, and a massdam, and block and tackle, etc. Still not fun when the angles are off. The bike bottomed out while loading initially. Loading or unloading here at Rob's is a non issue, we have a dock for that, the ramp is all but flat. Everywhere else, problems can arise. Should probably invest...

Burnham, I know the feeling. This summer I had a huge maple leader drop in the heat from sudden limb drop. There was access for my pick up truck and I cleaned it all up by hand, grumbling to myself the whole time how freaking easy it would be if I still had my Kubota R520 to use on it :drink:

Do either of you have access to a portable winch?

Dadgumit! Wish I had the bike on the road, I'd come up later this week and lend a hand! Speaking of, it seems a single part is keeping me from firing the bike up. The dang fuel petcock is clogged. I thought I had it flowing properly before I started cleaning the tank, but I could be mistaken...

Well, old Mother Nature delivered a big-assed amount of cleanup work to me and M yesterday afternoon late. Forecast strong winds with gusts above 35mph and some heavy rain arrived, and we lost a large cottonwood in our riparian area about 75 feet north of the house. Good for the house that...

Fried sea bass with potatoes, sauerkraut, and Korean-style squid. Herbal tea with pine sprig and ginger, cheesecake.

Fresh oysters tonight.

Nicely laid out , look of Professional been there

Solutions..........

Nope. I’ll have to look it up tomorrow

@treebilly , have you heard of Anduril in OH? https://www.rebuildthearsenal.com/

Other topics explored- ufo's, human consciousness, civilization, Excerpt:

Semi chisel is the most durable but slow. Full chisel is faster but that little working corner is unsupported and delicate. Square is faster than both and in between for durability *depending on the angles it is ground to* - and for durability you also want stihl chain, and better yet, .404.

Sometimes the best part of harvesting.... ;) Kinda satifying