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That is a lot of mats and plywood. What is the companies take on getting a tracked lift? The bucket truck can end up being a square peg for a round hole in those situations far off the drive scenarios.

What got you all riled up?

I am not sure if they are edible or not. I took a picture to try to identify them to see how they are an aggressive type of wood decay fungi.

As a temporary holdover? It is a fairly simple solution with the site Andrei recommended.

The first thing I thought of when I saw that picture is Butch saying "no stubs!". Miss that crazy guy.

They are everywhere here. Mostly weedy and undesirable. Some of them get fairly big as well.

Did you do the renewal online? Did you have to do it through your local chapter?

Reminds me of "buy once cry once"

It is the same machine. Giant recently renamed the 254t to G1200 Tele. It does have a Kubota motor. :) I do want to say that I don't think this machine is perfect for everybody, but it is perfect for a lot of people.

We are getting close to the 5000 hour mark with our first Giant 254t. Pardon my French, but it is an absolute friggin' tank. It is the most reliable machine we have ever had and it would be the first thing I bought if I had to start all over again. Thanks for showing me the light Carl! :)

I enjoyed reading that Brian. I am really happy to hear that the Avant and your new adventure is working out well for you.

For all you wanting a hot lunch in the cold, this has worked out well for me: 12-Volt Portable Stove - https://www.roadprobrands.com/products/mobile-electronics/devices/appliances-12-volt/12-volt-portable-stove It is a nice way to eat yesterdays leftovers.

If you end up wanting the m18r, I would highly highly recommend the tandem axle over the single axle option. I learned that the hard way. The axle sheared on our m18r, sending the entire wheel assembly into oncoming traffic of a major four lane highway. The tire went through a windshield of...

We have had that CMC 83HD for two years now. If you have any questions about it I am happy to help. The big takeaway is that if you have a lot of the right work for it, you will no longer want to work without it. There are downsides, but I do believe the upsides outweigh them.

Nice work Sam. :thumbup: I like the double wrap for your canopy anchor.

Hey Randy, good to see you checking in! Our saws are still running great. :)

That it what I always think about! Why are SRT basal anchors so over complicated? We can lower down extremely heavy pieces of wood dynamically on a porty but no one wants to use them for an srt anchor? Why?

It's like a light saber.

A 201, 460, and 660.

We received a couple saws back from Randy (mastermind), and I have to say, it is going to be hard to run a stock saw again. If anyone is on the fence to have work done by Randy, take the leap, he is easy to work with and does a great job.