How'd it go today?

[lxskllr]

Bummer. Hope it doesn't take too much money to unplug it.

 

[Mick!]

So I guess it’s no Flush…cut? ((Sorry)
Finished of a lucrative but exhausting week here, beat last years January figures a week early.
Lads off to the UK for a climbing course the whole of February so that month will be a washout.
Still at least I’ll have a plausible excuse for the inspectors!

 

[flushcut]

So I guess it’s no Flush…cut? ((Sorry)
Finished of a lucrative but exhausting week here, beat last years January figures a week early.
Lads off to the UK for a climbing course the whole of February so that month will be a washout.
Still at least I’ll have a plausible excuse for the inspectors!

You bastard!lol You can flush but it ain’t pretty.

 

[WoodCutr]

You can flush but it ain’t pretty.

reminds me of living in 29 palms, one of the houses I lived in had some backwards plumbing and it was a nightmare coin toss weather it was "safe to use" or not


unrelated, trying to clean up this excavator, already got a buyer lined up, damn grease is frozen onto it, tried simple green, super clean and scrubbing, nothings getting it off so I'm just gonna send a slightly grease covered machine to the new owner, going to scrape off what I can without messing the paint up, so cold my simple green froze up and my fingers are hurtin

anyone here sold a machine through Kubota Credit Corp? new buyer can't pay cash so we are working with KCC and my dealer to get kubota to buy it from me, and sell it to the new guy, if kubota says no then I will just have to find another buyer or tell him to get a business loan, and bring me cash, which honestly might be the easier route

 

[lxskllr]

Maybe working in conjunction with a hairdryer will get it clean. Might be a hassle if the grease is sprawling all over the place.

 

[WoodCutr]

Maybe working in conjunction with a hairdryer will get it clean. Might be a hassle if the grease is sprawling all over the place.

its down the side of the body, front of the cab, and the entire boom, considering I don't grease equipment quite as often as I maybe should, theres a lot of grease all over this machine lol

I think I might try the hairdryer thing, I just have a lot of square footage to go over, of course the machine is an inch taller than my shop doors, otherwise I would pull it in and get the wood stove going to warm it up

the cab is going to suck to clean, under the engine covers isn't as bad since I can go crazy with the air hose, but the cab will take a lot more attention to detail, none of it is really that bad for almost 500 hours doing some super dusty work and only cleaning it maybe 3 times

 

[WoodCutr]

a hotsy has been on the shopping list for 3 years, still haven't made it happen, but I'm going to eventually

 

[Dave Shepard]

Went to retrieve my basswood logs and got a flat tire. Had to walk home. Not sure if I can fix it myself, or not. I hope so, no sawmilling until it's up and running.

 

[lxskllr]

Not a fun time of year to be laying on the ground plugging a tire. Rubber doesn't move as nice either.

 

[CurSedVoyce]

Larry?
You send me or Kavey something
Tennessee?

 

[Dave Shepard]

Not a fun time of year to be laying on the ground plugging a tire. Rubber doesn't move as nice either.

Tube is junk. I have a "good" tire, it's just a little bald. I just don't have the right size valve stem. Several, that are too small, naturally. Pretty well screwed, at this point.

 

[treebilly]

Cold day of flagging traffic. I don’t mind it though. Worst part is watching the crew work. Maybe it’s because I was bored but they seemed to almost work in reverse at times.
Now I’m sitting in my drive trying to decide if I want to go in and relax or drag the splitter out and make a big pile of wood.

 

[lxskllr]

Split the difference, and handsplit a small pile of wood. Not much equipment, you can expend some energy on an energy conserved day, and it's easy to quit any time.