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    lots of tools

    larry, Lots of good advice.Any type of severe health problems and meds make one bad judgement after another for the afflicted individual. The only one who knows when our time to leave this old world is the supreme maker,so please don't make a RUSH to judgement!!!!!. I lost both my wife,and...
  2. L

    Parts washer question

    I use kerosene in our parts washer.Re-done the pump assembly using oil furnace pump and motor.Have pictures,and I posted them-sometime back on YT. if interested will re-post. Regards LOU.
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    GOOD TRACTOR & Dozer./

    Well it has been a long time posting here. Been reading here from time to time.Son has been using all 3 pieces of our equipment ,tractor for gardening,dozer ,Bobcat for filling ditch.. Bought a used outside wood furnace and had to do a lot of piping just to get the line to the garage.Had...
  4. L

    Firewood Discussion

    We're with you partner. We've burned wood not completely dried and we get tremendous amount of heat from our furnace, and we heat 1844 sq ft of house. It will keep us about average of 74 to 76 degree temp on the coldest days.Our wood is stacked under the deck and has air flow thru the wood on 3...
  5. L

    OT Guns

    We're only at 15, guess I'll have to look around and get some more. I have to keep up with the Joneses.lol. LOU
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    Harbor Freight tools

    I am here to tell you folks the tools I bought from HF are excellent for what we need.I now own 2 chainsaw sharpeners,1 set of lifetime guaranteed screwdrivers for a kit for $5.00, 2 gasoline 212cc OHV engines, a auto dim welding helmet,and a tire changer. What we need would be a bubble balancer...
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    Adirondack Case Guy

    After five days my Son finally got the snow plow truck going again.We were suffering with 5 inches of snow with no way to push it, without putting chains on the bobcat or tractor. Our conveyor/elevator sets next to the garage and my thoughts turned to that. I was wondering about putting some...
  8. L

    Different deer seasons

    dpendzic, Ray has the answer, it's the same as in Michigan.
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    Different deer seasons

    All of the antlers are mounted right. Main beam are pointed up wards as on the buck. smaller points tells the story. The center horns was on a good sized buck, D.N.R warden said all the protein went into the bulk of the buck, leaving Little for the horns. . REGARDS .Lou
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    Different deer seasons

    This has been another successful deer season for us.The two biggest sets of antlers are two years apart, the small set is from 1977.All three sets of antlers are 8 points each. I sure enjoyed riding,and having a disabled hunter permit in the windshield.It's really gratifying to know that this...
  11. L

    beautiful birds. pictures

    We've had a welcome guest at our house working on the suet balls. It sure is a spectacular sight in contrast with the snow an cold that we are getting. The wood furnace is cooking away and it is 78 degrees in the house,however my daughters wood furnace blower motors froze up, so my son brought...
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    Wood is done. Pics

    Well all the wood is stacked and done, the only thing left is the small stuff under the tarp for the garage. Daughter has all of hers done except small stuff and a white oak that fell during the spring. SIL and daughter has theirs finished and stacked next to their new outdoor wood furnace...
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    Another year (pics)

    Just a little bit more wood to go to make our 10+ cord. We'll finish it up Thursday, weather man calls for rain tomorrow (Wednesday). Son and Daughter stacked what we had split and on the ground this morning. We had to take a lot of the oak trees away from the North end of the house ,that was...
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    Whats been happening.

    I come to find out I can still do a few small things,as this magnetic roofing nail pick up tool will keep my son off his knees trying to gather up the roofing nails on the north side of the house where he replace the shingles with metal roof. It was made using a old CB antennae base and a old...
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    Still here

    I haven't been on here for quite a while, and this will probably be my last post anyway. Our family lost the most important member, (wife and mother) to congestive heart failure. She wished to pass away here at the house and that is exactly what she did.In my estimation, not only did we lose an...
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