Here's something that is different from our usual fare. A weight provides the torque, so this video qualifies!
Here's something that is different from our usual fare. A weight provides the torque, so this video qualifies!
Steve Lehto has a great YouTube channel where he covers a multitude of legal issues. We subscribe to his channel and listen to him regularly. This video tells us about real hero, who was not afraid to stand up to hold the city fathers accountable for grievances, and was arrested twice. The back story behind the man being arrested during a city council meeting is in this video (CLICK).
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Someplace or Another posted this video on YouTube of the 2022 Fall Show, and it gives you a good idea of what you are missing this weekend. An engine that I wish I had gone to see is at 10:54 to 11:07. It is an upright, 2 stroke Bessemer engine, I am thinking it is a 6 horse model. It looks just like our 8 horse mailbox engine, just a bit smaller. Anyway, it is a thrill to see another one of these rare engines, even if it is not in person. Susan and I had a great time on our quick trip over and back. We visited with friends, had ice cream, and bought freshly made sorghum molasses to replenish our supply. We walked through the flea market on the way out and made some good purchases.
These British engines have a lot of class, don't they, Merle? Many Thanks for spotting!
Keep that in mind when you venture out. It could be nothing, or not. How many sleeper cells do we have in the U.S.? It is not a good day to be a Hamas terrorist in Gaza.
300,000 plus per month now..."That's your country being invaded. It will never be the same."
This is just neat as can be. It fires up like a new one!
This mother has lived on the edges of our yard for a few years. She had twins a couple years, then one baby last year, and another this year. She is nervous about us when we go out, but she generally won't run. The youngsters learn that bad habit from her, too. There are many deer in our woods, but Mama is the one who keeps us entertained.
Here is Susan picking some of the last tomatoes from our garden. It has been a good year, and she has used all of her pints and most of her quart jars. It pains us to see so many peppers go to waste, but we just can't use them all.
Thank You, Merle!
13. Clear your work area and your escape path of brush, vines, and other hazards that can trip you or catch your saw.
14. Escape from the bullseye when the tree tips. 90% of accidents happen within 12 feet of the stump. Go more than 15 feet, and stay out of the bullseye until things stop falling.
15. Keep spectators away more than twice the height of the tree in the direction it will fall.
16. Don't cut alone.
17. Keep your body and the swamper's out of the line of the bar in case of a kickback.
18. Set the brake when taking over two steps or when moving through tripping hazards. Keep your trigger finger off of the throttle when you are moving.
19. DO NOT operate a chainsaw from a ladder! Operating with your feet off the ground requires special training.
20. Do not cut above your shoulders.
21. Springpoles must be shaved on the inside of the apex between the ascending and descending sides. If the apex is higher than you shoulders, stand under the springpole and cut it low on the descending side. It will release upward, away from you.Leaning and heavily loaded poles that are too small to bore cut for a hinge should be shaved on the compressed side until they fold.
22. Do not cut a tree that is holding up a lodged tree. Do not work under a lodged tree. Think about a mouse trying to steal the cheese out of a trap.
23. Instruct your swampers and helpers to NEVER approach you from behind or the sides to within the reach of your saw when you are cutting. If you pull out of a cut with the chain running, or have a severe kickback, the swamper can be killed if he is coming up behind you!
24!! Quit When You Are Tired!