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If the fence gets smashed, I assume the section can be replaced? So why not just remove the section first, then put it back up after the tree is down? It blows me away how hard most tree guys will work to avoid touching a $60 fence panel. A person put it up, a person can take it down and...

I just have a new puppy pic to put in the mutts thread, but thank you. :)

I thought that this tree was tipping into Miriam's neighbor's yard the other day. Wet snow today. A likely job for next week. Spoke with the neighbor who doesn't want a smashed newer fence. It's on a large alder branch about 5-7' out from the trunk. Behind the buildings, just the fence at...

No help. You can email them if you need something posted. Southsoundtree@yaho o.com

That looks right. I'll email them when I get home. Thanks.

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Bummer.

I haven't been able to post photos for a couple of months. I get to the part where I select the photo, and the whole forum freezes on me. Anyone have any tips? Thanks.

No 4.10 ratio. :X

This isn't what you need? https://realtruck.com/p/usa-standard-ring-pinion-gears/

That does seem strange. Older ones like yours are not uncommon here in Oregon. Do you have part numbers for what you need? I could poke around out here for you, Dave.

I'm trying to find a ring and pinion for my 2001 4runner and no luck. I thought I'd get a junkyard diff somewhere. Nope. I have a rebuild kit, so I just tried my preferred auto parts store for an r&p. Nope. I know these cars evaporate here in the Northeast but they live forever in California. No...

Snow flurries here.

The algorithms have spoken.

Sorry I missed your bday, Mrs. B, sounds like it was a good one. 😊

My ex wife is keeping some Iris for me, that's been in the family for nearly 100 years. My granny brought them out to Arizona from the family farm in Missouri, back in 1952. They're purple, and I'm a proud steward of them. Shame I don't have a place to plant a few, not that Rob would mind much.

Gonna be like 80 fuggen degrees next week. Yuk!

We had a soaker yesterday. The ground was already saturated. 1 1/2" came down pretty fast. Standing water in areas I have not seen before. Gone today. The ditches and culverts just couldn't take it fast enough.

Heavier than usual rains and some flooding again. Wet, wet, wet.

Black birch. As in Birch beer and wintergreen taste whem chewing twigs