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It's more about the hours put in, that the time started, for sure.

One must always anticipate a weak spot/ the weak spot fracturing, and how one would best avoid swinging at a spear.

A winch from an anchored truck to the heavy chip trick would help.

I think (cleanly) dumping the mix back into the fuel can and refilling with cooler mix would be more practical.

Looks nice!

Do you spot a tube?

I think everyone is on the spectrum...some are on the spectrum to the point that it is causing significant enough difficulty to be 'a disorder'. It seems that spectrum is associated with things in somewhat of a linear fashion, Left to Right, or whatever. Spectrum doesn't seem to deal with...

Basics are easy enough, really. Tutorial videos like the Schultz Effect (for sale) might help a lot. I clove hitch a autolock Petzl pulley-biner on my srt rope, put my tail through the biner and secure it to my saddle through a biner on a sling attached to my saddle. Just ordered a Captain...

Do people normally 'spike' the line below the friction hitch?

If it's weak adhesive, it might be easy to remove and reinstall the sink. Can you find out what kind of adhesive?

(-)40⁰ to (-)76⁰ for gas ice cubes.

No scale to be able to tell, but this is a big garter snake, about/ over 1" diameter. Those log halves (painted ends) are over 12" thick.

Heal quickly, Haakon!

There's been a lot of talk about autism close to home, lately.

I've been tumbling this idea around in my head. Wondering if there is a simpler and/ or more portable set up that comes to anyone's mind that works similarly.

What do you mean by 'kicker'? I've heard a snipe or obtuse snipe called a 'kicker' as it kicks the trajectory of the falling tree at the last second.

I bet there are a ton of unneeded removals happening.

I don't recall the slang of it, but choking to roll a log as it is skid lengthwise is a useful trick, every once in a while.

In HS, working at a restaurant, a night time delivery driver was a day time plumber. He tried to blow the grease traps out with CO2. Really worked, but it blew sewage up like a ceiling hitting fountain through the floor drain in the office!

I have couple. They're useful.