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This has been around a while, but never fails to amuse me.

Once you get through the intro, this is pretty good.

I'm building another Dutch workbench to have at the shop we're I'm working. Made some pegs tonight. "No!", said Br'er Rabbit. "Don't make me rive straight grain oak and drawshave it into octagonal pegs!". :/:

The gas ones at elwork were always broken from slamming back and forth in the chip body. Gas tanks were#1 injury. I'd like to try the Milwaukee M18 pole saw.

I'm only changing these tires out of desperation. The pallet forks work very well, I just had to go to the mill to get the tractor. I don't want do anything that would tempt me to change more tires.:lol:

It rained for 30 seconds this morning, then the sun came out. started walk8ng to the sawmill to get my tractor, then it downpoured fir two hours. I had to use the pallet forks to unseat a bead. I finished changing the tire and went inside to get dried off, and now it's sunny again. :bs:

One of our cranes went through a very old drywell. No way to know it was there. Fortunately no real issues, other than having to fold up and reset.

Wrong thread, sorry.

Anyone have any opinions on Rock Auto? I need a lower ball joint for the GMC. I've heard different opinions over the years. I see they have many unbelievably cheap options. I assume the warranty expires as soon as you open the package. :lol: Seriously, $7.48? Is it even worth shipping them...

Frame is good. Body has some holes.

New sawmill truck. Family was going to scrap it. Rusty. Just started looking for Fisher plow parts. Still in shock.

What's the pipe on the exhaust, Jim? Anti spark contraption? Does that tractor have one of those gated shifters that is harder to figure out than a Rubik's cube?

This could be a lot of fun.

I think I'd probably make a similar noise!

Maybe my post didn't add as much as I thought it was going to. Mostly thinking about minimum requirements in general. A good idea in this business. I'd have to look in the employee handbook, but I don't think there are any of the requirements in there.

I don't think I have any paperwork, but where I used to work was implementing a system where you were on boarded when hired, and then assigned a level, such as ground person 1, 2 , climber 1, 2 etc. There were 12 knots you had to know to advance from basically being a non-experinced grunt. Each...

I know the owner of this page, but not the person who built the Guitarde. I would love to learn how to do this this.

There is a loctite product for this. Sleeve retainer, maybe? I'd have to search for it.

I wouldn't work in the woods in shorts, but anywhere I can, I will.