What did you accomplish today?

raratt

raratt

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Fixed the line to the sprinklers under the mail box, it was clogged where it comes out of the 1/2" pipe. Replaced a couple micro sprayers that were broken and swapped out a plugged one. I need to check the bubblers under the roses also. Always fun starting to run the sprinklers after having them off for the winter.
 
GreatwhiteNorth

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raratt said:
Fixed the line to the sprinklers under the mail box, it was clogged where it comes out of the 1/2" pipe. Replaced a couple micro sprayers that were broken and swapped out a plugged one. I need to check the bubblers under the roses also. Always fun starting to run the sprinklers after having them off for the winter.
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PM me for my address. :wink:
 
raratt

raratt

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I should trim the neighbors bush...um, hedge today. It is getting a little unruley and infringing on my yard. They have had someone show up for 4 days straight loading up a trailer with junk out of their back yard and taking it to the dump. Rather amazing the amount of crap that was back there.
 
raratt

raratt

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My side of the hedge is trimmed, got as much of the top as I could reach. Only cut the end off the extention cord once. :shock: I'll be damned if I am going to get on a ladder to get the rest of the top, unless my OCD kicks in...Time for a beer run, pork chops for dinner on the grill.
 
Bareback

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@Bareback Dude again I was thinking of you when I was dealing with my wood today! Nobody wants to touch it :( What to do with a big fucking tree. 56" across....probably about 75'.......I have a climber but that's it lol fuck me!
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Shit that not a sapling ....... it’s going to be a lot of wood to deal with.

Have you ever replaced a liner in a mig gun? Mine quit feeding wire Sunday right in the middle of a project and since I can still pull wire through and the feeder is still spinning I figure it got to be the liner.... I went ahead and ordered two just so I don’t get stuck in the middle of something again. B01A6277-DFF2-46CF-83CE-7967D7D78CF9.jpegD616D20E-FD26-4401-9F57-ED89EA23B1C6.jpegA6418F74-F2B0-45E2-9582-C9E98A66288D.jpeg
I’m certainly not wood poor..... lol.

I will rent a tag-along lift to take down trees, I find it a lot easier than climbing and also a helluva lot safer.
 
DarkWeb

DarkWeb

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Bareback said:
Shit that not a sapling ....... it’s going to be a lot of wood to deal with.

Have you ever replaced a liner in a mig gun? Mine quit feeding wire Sunday right in the middle of a project and since I can still pull wire through and the feeder is still spinning I figure it got to be the liner.... I went ahead and ordered two just so I don’t get stuck in the middle of something again. View attachment 4878187View attachment 4878190View attachment 4878192
I’m certainly not wood poor..... lol.

I will rent a tag-along lift to take down trees, I find it a lot easier than climbing and also a helluva lot safer.
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Mig gun...how's your pressure on the drives? And how does your tip look? Any changes lately?

Liners are easy to replace. Just a few minutes. If that's the issue.

Yeah, the tree is big and a lot of wood and branches. I can chip the branches but there is still a lot of wood. The first 12' is big..I thought a few good slabs but 56" is tough I guess.
 
raratt

raratt

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Bareback said:
Shit that not a sapling ....... it’s going to be a lot of wood to deal with.

Have you ever replaced a liner in a mig gun? Mine quit feeding wire Sunday right in the middle of a project and since I can still pull wire through and the feeder is still spinning I figure it got to be the liner.... I went ahead and ordered two just so I don’t get stuck in the middle of something again. View attachment 4878187View attachment 4878190View attachment 4878192
I’m certainly not wood poor..... lol.

I will rent a tag-along lift to take down trees, I find it a lot easier than climbing and also a helluva lot safer.
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