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That is too much saw for normal human beings to operate aloft :).

Damn! In time to get those chips spread?

I have a nice bruise under my thumb nail. Not black but it’s tender and sensitive. A few scuffed knuckles my guy got a nice slice from a hose clamp and bled everywhere. I think it would be easier to remove the engine next time.

Reasons to forgive. https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=reasons+to+forgive&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

thats the plan, just need longer ramps for my setup, my deck is almost 5 feet off the ground

A couple years ago there was a guy on the Avant group on FB that posted several pics of his rig. He had a Chevy Topkick and loaded his Avant sideways behind the cab using 10' aluminum ramps. In fact I ended up buying those ramps from him after his Avant got repossessed for non payment. But just...

added a hitch to my trailer so I can move chippers on jobs, one crew I work with chips into trailers a lot and always chains them to the doors to move them, now I get to be the cool guy that can actually move it without spending an hour messing with chains and stuff falling off! I've got room...

When I was 7 years old I spent the summer with my grandfather. He lived in Connecticut and had a summer house in Maine. We went up there for 2 weeks before his wife could join us so we got to do a bunch of man things. One of which was riding around in his WWII army Jeep through the woods...

Worked on my manlift this afternoon. The last nice weather for about six months. :lol: Big mess. If I can make it work, then both cables will need to be replaced.

🐗 🦍 How bad was it?

Got’er dun!

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/science/8-things-didnt-know-alan-turing

I once hauled a minivan and oldish bmw away from the house of a friend of my grandfather’s with a Willy’s wagon as payment. Only problem was it had been parked next to the grass for years and the sprinklers rusted one side all out. I got it running and drove it around a bit. A guy talked me out...

S800tx mini. You can only see four inches of the belt under the hood. Getting it on the crank should be fun. Not to mention I volunteered to help spread 100+ yards of chips at my girls school.

My bud brought one of those back from Texas in the late 70s. He bought it from a small airport that had used it to tow planes and carry tools. Nice and solid. He kept it a few years and sold it to a friend. Have not seen it around recently.

Jim, always fun to read you!

I bought a Yamaha Big Bear recently. It had sat around. Carb did not look bad, so I cleaned it up and it would fire but not run. Rebuild kit, no run. Bought a cheap chinese. Same exact problem. I got thinking maybe it is not a carb problem. It had good spark and good fuel flow. Big money...

I wonder if you can make your own parts if you buy the right materials?

A bunch of those came off my trailer tire yesterday. One nearly slapped my arm as it whizzed by.

Homie in Kingman might know