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  1. treebogan

    Cleaning a chipper radiator

    Back home Dad used to clean combine harvester radiators by removing them and submerging them in a makshift tank made from a tarp. The wheat would swell up but the husks would float off,he would stand up the rad and the sun would shrink the wheat back down to be blown out with a airline. I would...
  2. Ed L

    The New Offical Mutts of the House thread

    I only had him outside for 4 hours today.....to damn hot at 93°....he did chase a rabbit for about 15 feet, lol. Ed
  3. davidwyby

    How'd it go today?

    I really like my buds in Placerville but I’m gonna have to start flying or something
  4. CurSedVoyce

    How'd it go today?

    Right? I just got home about an hour ago. Had a dozen errands after I went over to Patterson.
  5. davidwyby

    How'd it go today?

    Shoot, we are both talkers, we could prolly talk for a week if I didn’t want to get home before midnight (just got home) Nice ta meet ya Gonna be a while before I want to spend that much time in the saddle again
  6. Kaveman

    Best SNACKS Eaten by Tree House Members!

    You really are a genius, Kyle. That sounds delicious.
  7. Kaveman

    The Biking Thread

    Full faced helmets are the Patrician's Choice. But you most certainly know that now. Didn't I just tell you here recently to stay safe on your new-to-you shiny whip? Heal up, feel better, ride harder, just wait Fir the helmet, maybe a few pads. Love reading about you crushing trails like an...
  8. Tree09

    Best SNACKS Eaten by Tree House Members!

    A cool trick with store bought queso is to smoke it, adds a whole nother taste range that really makes it. We would build a little aluminum foil boat, dump the bottle in, then throw it on the grill with some water soaked chips thrown on the coals. Later i starting making it in my Dutch oven and...
  9. Tree09

    How'd it go today?

    Very cool meeting up!!! Cancer checkup today, all is well.
  10. lxskllr

    Wall of Shame: Wannabe Experts

    Heh... I do something like that, but it's less slam, and more multiple taps. I also don't use the maxi blade much. The mulching blade works better for what I do. A couple minutes with a file would probably help him out, or even better, a 2511 clipped to the harness for bigger trees. Add a small...
  11. Trains

    The Biking Thread

    Keep an eye out for the next few days, if you get drowsy, or headaches get suddenly, or progressively worse, if your getting a bit clumsy, or cant think straight, or have lost your sharpness in thinking, doing dopey things like putting something in the cupboard instead of the fridge, empty glass...
  12. Treeaddict

    The Biking Thread

    It’s been 4 hours since impact. All is well. How long can concussions take to present? My only experience is when James had one but it was almost immediate.
  13. stikine

    Happy Father’s Day!

    Daughter #2 made me this card. Nala was our Lab we said good bye to last July... that still hurts a bit.
  14. Kaveman

    Wall of Shame: Wannabe Experts

  15. Trains

    The Biking Thread

    Damn, glad your ok, thats a serious hit. Horrible as the injuries were, you are very fortunate they were not worse, being highsided, and hitting your head is serious. Its surprising just how much your helmet can be displaced in a hit, even with it securely fitted. Keep an eye out for...
  16. Treeaddict

    The Biking Thread

    Yeah, I feel like I got lucky, as bad as it was.
  17. lxskllr

    The Biking Thread

    Glad you didn't kill yourself! That could've been bad.
  18. Treeaddict

    The Biking Thread

    So, had to get my lower forehead stitched back together. I was grooving at a state park I frequent and was totally in the flow. I was killin the climbs and the tech sections (rock gardens, drops) , keeping speed on the corners and shifting gears perfectly. Was going down a particular hill I’m...
  19. Treeaddict

    The Biking Thread

    I can change my oil and do my brakes but I’d rather pay someone to do those things. The modern mountain bike is a little more sophisticated but not too complicated. I’d just rather pay another passionate biker to keep the bike in great shape.
  20. cory

    The dreaded stripped threads, Husky 572

    Mr Altissimus FTW. I used the saw alot (well, little over a tank of fuel, on a big crane removal), the screw was still tight at end of day :drink: :dude: :dude:
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