I use forest crane for loading/unloading firewoods
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ewdudley
Minister of Fire
ewdudley
Minister of Fire
It is what google says is the Finnish word for salted venison cured outside this time of year. You have to hang it up high enough to keep away from coyotes, and so the silly comment about the crane. We can make it during maple sap season.
No, just googled it. Germanic and romance languages are easy, Finnish not so easy.
Actually I never heard that we in Finland make "kuivaliha", maybe they make long a ago but not in these days. We have no coyotes, only wolfs and bears, of course some lynxs too....
Up in the north lapland they make "kuivaliha" on reindeers meat.... I think. ...
Up in the north lapland they make "kuivaliha" on reindeers meat.... I think. ...
Oldman47
Minister of Fire
That crane is just the thing to go with your new wood processor. I looks like it would work nicely with wood up to about 2 meters long.
Seeing you are in Finland, when I read your posts I do so with an accent, but the accent is Russian for some reason.
jeffesonm
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jatoxico
Minister of Fire
Hey Metsaman now we need a video of your stove burning so we have the whole picture! Nice crane.
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