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It has dropped to 9 so far, warmer than predicted.

I’ve used a cheap leaf blower

Railroad jacks

The rain is back. Forecast to quite raining just before dark...a common story.

So, ya don't use a farm jack on a tractor like that, huh?

Come farther north and your opinion of cold and “loving it!” will change I promise you.

-1 with wind 25 gusting to 36. First I have really run my oil boiler. Think I could get away without it, but don't want to risk frozen pipes.

Interesting information! Coldest weather Florida has had in years. I’m loving it!

What I dislike with the hand bellows is the air flow in surges and nothing in-between. The generated heat is blown away and inconsistent. I prefer a slow but steady flow by the lungs. It's still interrupted but that gives more time for the small flame or embers to thaw a given area.

Emergency overtime making a 6” dia shaft from a 7” shaft. Pretty hardcore welding, no gap no filler purged TIG Order all messed up

Looky what I got

I'm throwing no stones, I promise. M and I rented and then bought our 5 acres with an ancient 35-foot mobile home on it and lived in that hovel happily for 9 years before we could afford to build a small house. It was a roof over our heads; cheap, and that was the only way we could have swung...

True, but some things don’t have a monetary value. Honestly I envy them. Living and working a ranch.

B, your bellows story reminds me of when my wife got me a 4 wheel wheelbarrow for Xmas. I was like r u feeling ok, I have 2 (regular) wheelbarrows already. Well sure enough it is awesome and I haven’t used a regular one in a few years. Great for firewood tasks. Geez, women!

I've always kept about 2 and a half feet of half inch or smaller copper pipe near the stove. One end is flared for a compression fitting, the other is flattened off, nearly closed. Makes a nice fan shaped pattern that helps wake the coals quite quickly. A hand bellows is much better, but the...

If healthy, the trees would be worth far more than the home :D.

Need to get those suckers down and dead away from the healthy ones.

Potential down only job. May go see it tomorrow.

GSOB : if the limbs are chipped and dumped in a leaf compost pit, the larvae should not survive, correct? Or will they maybe survive in the compost? Thanks