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I was at my mother's house a few days ago, and my sister's blue heeler was licking my pants. There was a hole there, so I told my sister... -
All I know is, no matter how much crane you have, they are going to want more. The first rental I was on with the 4100, we were reaching...
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cory replied to the thread Wood stove heat.That was interesting, thx for posting! Lol when I started skimming there OP I was like, 'omg this guy is having the exact same problem...
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https://firewoodhoardersclub.com/forums/threads/too-many-coals.51108/#post-1622149 Not sure if you can see this if you’re not registered
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I still feel I should do it everyday. I’ve been slacking on it lately and I’m mad at myself for it. At the least I splash my face in it...
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cory replied to the thread Wood stove heat.A mix of hardwoods- red oak, red maple, norway maple, sugar maple, black locust, beech, hickory ( no fun to split lol), black birch.
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The class wasn’t that hard but I’ve had a lot of operating experience for other machines and I was the go to “rigger” for the crane op...
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Science! Quartz, and all the other minerals it may contain are deposited in a liquid state, thus, there can only be a certain percentage...
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The exhaust on my Golf is coming apart. It sounds like I'm in a fog horn when it upshifts.
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As a general rule, if the quartz shows signs of oxidation, which that specimen does, it contains gold. As for how much? You'd have to...
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cory reacted to SeanKroll's post in the thread The Humboldt is primarily for speed of production with
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12" is needed on 40' softwood logs, allowing the trim to be for cutting end checks and multiple bucks. 41' makes five 8'ers, so 6 bucks... -
cory reacted to Dave Shepard's post in the thread The Humboldt is primarily for speed of production with
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These days, 6" of trim is typical. Some people used to try to get down to 3-4" with hardwood. Many of my timbers land on even feet. I... -
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In logging here in the PNW, and I always assumed it was the same everywhere, the sawyers/buckers are required to buck to specific...
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Maybe if I had a sauna the whole cold plunge thing might be very remotely probable.
