Thanks! It's my last name: Archibald "Tarzan" FiskarsShawn G said:I like your fiskars Quads ;-)
quads said:Thanks! It's my last name: Archibald "Tarzan" FiskarsShawn G said:I like your fiskars Quads ;-)
I don't usually cut wood in the really humid weather, and today was a very nice change! It was still kind of warm milking the cows though.Backwoods Savage said:Boy quads, you are right about this weather. Much, much better and more enjoyable out there working. I'm tearing down a shed and I put it off all last week just because I didn't want to work in that sauna type air.
quads said:Thanks! It's my last name: Archibald "Tarzan" FiskarsShawn G said:I like your fiskars Quads ;-)
I hate it when that happens!CountryBoy19 said:I'm also enjoying the weather. I headed out when it got down to 85, it seemed like it was 70 (probably because it was high 90's the last few days). I got a full cord of white oak and sugar maple cut, and got the oak hauled; the oak should come out to 3/4 cord (on top of the 3 cords of red oak I've already hauled out of there).
It was getting dark, I was on my last cut, cutting in the crotch of a down tree, it looked like the part I was cutting was just going to roll right down off the other piece, it was pulling apart nicely. But murphy's law kicked in, that's what I get for thinking, it kicked back and pinched my bar (2nd time this week, it's been a bad week for that). I didn't feel like dealing with it in near dark conditions so I just took the powerhead off and left the bar in the woods overnight.
There's always tomorrow (I needed to put a different chain on anyways so it'll all work out ok).
I sort of 'feel' the chain in the wood; over the years I've gotten so I can tell when the chain is cutting to the edge of the log. Sometimes there is still a whisker of bark on the bottom that I didn't cut through which snaps off when I kick the round. But, I really don't worry about the ground too much in the warm weather because their isn't much dirt under the logs, it's all old rotting leaves and grass. When the ground is frozen though, I try to be extra careful because even the slightest touch takes the point off the cutters.fossil said:How do you buck up that whole trunk laying on the ground without dragging your chain through the dirt? Rick
Ya, that's me! I'm that too, and proud of it!smokinjay said:quads said:Thanks! It's my last name: Archibald "Tarzan" FiskarsShawn G said:I like your fiskars Quads ;-)
I thought you was a knuckledragon or is that Lee?
quads said:Ya, that's me! I'm that too, and proud of it!smokinjay said:quads said:Thanks! It's my last name: Archibald "Tarzan" FiskarsShawn G said:I like your fiskars Quads ;-)
I thought you was a knuckledragon or is that Lee?
- Archibald 'Tarzan Knuckledragon' Fiskars
quads said:I don't usually cut wood in the really humid weather, and today was a very nice change! It was still kind of warm milking the cows though.Backwoods Savage said:Boy quads, you are right about this weather. Much, much better and more enjoyable out there working. I'm tearing down a shed and I put it off all last week just because I didn't want to work in that sauna type air.
You know it Dennis!Backwoods Savage said:quads said:I don't usually cut wood in the really humid weather, and today was a very nice change! It was still kind of warm milking the cows though.Backwoods Savage said:Boy quads, you are right about this weather. Much, much better and more enjoyable out there working. I'm tearing down a shed and I put it off all last week just because I didn't want to work in that sauna type air.
Ya. Milking was always awful in the humid air. Then when it finally gets to a lower humidity, you still feel it once you get the cows in the barn. Worse yet is after a rain. The tails get wet and I need not tell you what happens then....
quads said:...Archibald 'Tarzan Knuckledragon' Fiskars
Ha ha! I ain't got no big blue ox though! A few dozen black and white ones.fossil said:quads said:...Archibald 'Tarzan Knuckledragon' Fiskars
I think you oughta figger out how to incorporate "Paul Bunyan" into that handle somehow. Rick
quads said:Ha ha! I ain't got no big blue ox though! A few dozen black and white ones.fossil said:quads said:...Archibald 'Tarzan Knuckledragon' Fiskars
I think you oughta figger out how to incorporate "Paul Bunyan" into that handle somehow. Rick
Ja, hated that. I just pulled the tail in between the udder and the leg. Still, with the humidity, you sure felt it when your forehead was up close and personal, hand stripping them after milking.Backwoods Savage said:The tails get wet and I need not tell you what happens then....
LLigetfa said:I was going to renovate the partially emptied side of the woodshed this year before I fill it back up but I might put it off until next year.
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