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General Board / Re: Making it through another ...
Last post by newoodguy78 - Today at 12:27:54 PM
That's a great thing to have a connection with someone with that kind of knowledge. Was interesting reading about what you didn't know  ffcheesy  . We're never too old to learn, thanks for sharing. 
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Sawmills and Milling / Re: 1989 LT40 hydraulic help n...
Last post by CCCLLC - Today at 12:23:03 PM
The 89 WM had different  valves than newer models. No micros. Four valves  hooked in sequence  to the common  manifold. Internal electrical parts still available. Replace the valve centering spring while  the handle  is off.
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General Board / Re: Some random notes, observa...
Last post by doc henderson - Today at 12:18:11 PM
As I get older, when I got to go, I got to go.  Something about pumping gas gives me the idea.  often, I start the filling then my wife watches the pump while I go (she goes first).  run back to the camper, and do not leave the pump unattended.   :thumbsup:
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General Board / Re: Some random notes, observa...
Last post by Bert - Today at 12:11:52 PM
I pride myself on making good time on road trips. Last time, I was pumping gas before taking my 8YO daughter to the restroom. Mid refuel, a bus load of senior citizens disembarked and headed towards the convenience store door. 40 minutes later we were back in the car.
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Sawmills and Milling / Re: 1989 LT40 hydraulic help n...
Last post by SawyerTed - Today at 11:40:44 AM
The simplest place to start when one hydraulic function stops is the micro switch on the valve.   The switches get out of adjustment sometimes.   

It takes longer to open the hydraulic box than adjust the switch.
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General Board / Re: Some random notes, observa...
Last post by SawyerTed - Today at 11:31:49 AM
Plucking live chickens would have its public relations drawbacks...

Factory processing dispatches the would be chicken fingers prior to plucking.  
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General Board / Re: What are Osage good size (...
Last post by 47sawdust - Today at 11:24:42 AM
Southside,
Growing up in Southern Illinois we had quite a bit of Osage Orange.
Grapefruit size "hedge balls" were perfect size for the delinquents to roll down a hilly back road.Hill climbing vehicles were not amused.
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Forestry and Logging / Re: couple pics... post what y...
Last post by mudfarmer - Today at 10:23:03 AM
NW I am in a similar boat, old android that can't resize. You might be able to resize or find a workaround on the iphone? Maybe a lot of people in the same situation and contributing to slowdown here? Just not enough hours in a day to sit down and transfer pics from phone->computer, usually I am on the forum on phone in between other things, while taking a break etc. So no pics from me lately or any time soon probably
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Sawmills and Milling / Re: Power up down mechanism be...
Last post by maineshops - Today at 10:18:19 AM
Im using a 12v window Motor on my Oscar 18 . It has a worm gearbox on it. Been using it for years. Works fine. Dan
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Timber Framing/Log construction / Re: Small timber bent cabin de...
Last post by coryallenstaats - Today at 10:15:32 AM
Bearing capacity of the piers on the soil? Good question! I'll have to look into that.

I am assuming the we'll take the piers down pretty deep unless we hit ledge first, which is very likely. In that case, we'll dowel into the rock and anchor the piers on top.

I'll check out those PowerPoints. Thank you
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