I hope you know and have discovered that putting the wire on the front post is a NO GO! That is your head traverse post. When U raise or lower the head. If the unit wants to roll back your end of track is higher than the start. Check your level parrallel to the tracks and level from diagonal to diagonal as well. That 1st blade is toast when yo hit the nails. Can maybe be resharpened.

Mars

Awesome set up bro. Great video. New saw mill day is my favorite!!! Subscribed

I just got mine yesterday, used it today.... and thirsty seconds into my first cut with it the clutch and sprocket blew apart.

I rode a bicycle century called "Death Valley by Moonlight." It started at the southern end of the valley just before sunset. Most of the ride was under the full moon. Didn't need lights. After the 100 miles I was cooked, and also very cold. Jumped into the shower at the motel with a six pack of Anchor Steam and a bag of Double Stuff Oreos. Stood under the hot water and replenished the glycogen in my depleted liver.

I've watched this at least a half dozen times. Those guys aren't doing stuff and seeing stuff.

I couldn't see which hole you were adjusting. Did you turn your H screw to get the top end up to 13200? Did you tweak your L screw for the idle or your LA screw? Thanks for the video.

Having a mill is amazing. Hard work for sure. I still have trouble staying organized with slabs scattered all over the place

Awesome

Kings canyon in CA? How have i never been to this part of the park?

Sounds good now, she should rip

Very good ❤❤❤❤❤

I wanted an air cooled bike for the reason's you talked about, just didn't want one more mechanical system to possibly fail. Mine is the regular klx230, not the shortened S model, so I have more ground clearance. All these are good bikes though, just depends on personal preference.

I appreciate you sharing your experience. I ordered a mechmaxx 22!

Thanks for sharing. I live very close to the Cohutta Wilderness and ride over there often.

Thanks for sharing. And thank you for no music on the trails. I like hearing the motorcycle.

Transfer switch sounds good. I wired my last house to receive the cord from my generator exactly how you're not supposed to. It all worked fine, just "dangerous". Shut the power from the pole off before setting up the generator and it always worked well. That electric start is nice.

Those tachometers are super cool. I didn't realize they were that pricey. Stay warm this week. I have to head up to Greensboro Wednesday and Thursday for work and looking forward to the cold and camping my way back home through the weekend.

Hola me gustaria saber si es buena el aserradero me gustaria comprar una igual

Hola me gustaria saber si es buena la makina tengo intencion en comprar una similar

I've got a ck2510,110 hrs on it. I'm glad to see a review of a tractor with some hours on it .

It's nice to see your videos of you using your stuff. I think too many people worry about keeping everything pristine and it appears that you take care of your things, but also like to see what they're made of. If I were in the market for a tractor I think you did a good job of selling the Kioti.

Amish peanut butter and apple butter spread is #nakedfonzyapproved I see those patches

Iv got friends that just moved to west Virginia. What beautiful country. I guess i need to visit. Thank you . Blessings

Is your tusk led still working good after 11 months?

We've been around some of those areas, but you took it further. Thanks for sharing!

Good stuff man! Should be a way to maybe put a cantilever brake to latch down on one of the wheels maybe or possibly a super strong magnet mounted at the end of slide travel there to hold the head from sliding back.

You may have appeared to have had the easy job, but I'm sure you paid a price to be in that position. Now it's been a year and I'm hoping nobody wants to walk and you've turning that path into your personal single track!

Super cool that you still have your dad around to help with projects! You can expand your saw mill shed with no problem now that the mill is up and running. There are a lot of different ways to stop the carriage from sliding back and I'm sure you'll figure out a simple fix. Great deal on that 10 pack of blades, and I hope you put a metal detector on your list for Christmas.

I appreciate that you get off the beaten path and record your explorations. It's easy to get a feel for the places you go when you show what's in every nook and cranny.

Notice you got the full wrap handle, let me know how you like it. Saw looks to have some torque, but does seem to be turned down a bit. Also I would recheck torque on all the fasteners. The bigger cc saws are fun.

That’s the exact bridge or it looks like the exact bridge from Beetlejuice

That looks like the bridge that Michonne and darly find Lydia and the whisperers on twd. Exactly like it...i wonder if it is

Hey,man! I just found your channel and subscribed. I'm in Atlanta with a new to me '22 300L and just spent the weekend riding the BDRx between Suches and Ellijay. We camped in the middle of them and rode to each town and back each day. My riding buddy is 100 miles south of me and can't get up to North GA as often as I'd like. I've watched a few videos of you and Doug already and you guys are going on some amazing roads. If you wouldn't be opposed to having a third wheel sometime let me know. As far as the saw work the main thing I always keep in mind is that the brake isn't going to save you if it doesn't get actuated. Straight left arm is what they say. Chaps are kinda like dressing for the slide and not the ride. Cutting with the tip and making plunge cuts is definitely VERY dangerous, but setting yourself up to be saved by the brake is about all you can do when danger is the road you must travel. With that said I fully agree that I'm still in one piece only by the grace of God.

As for the G444 it was pretty impressive as far a power went. But speaking as a factory trained Gold Stihl Tech and former Stihl dealer, your saw technique is... terrifying. Please don't take this the wrong way but I'd rather keep watching new stuff from Doing Stuff Seeing Stuff than watching reruns of Did Stuff Saw Stuff (no pun intended). Again don't take this the wrong way but you need some chaps, don't drop start a saw, especially with the brake off at half choke (always crank a saw with the brake on). And be damn careful when using the tip of a bar to cut with. Like I said I'd rather watch new stuff from you than watching reruns. I really hope I didn't piss you off with this. Anyway have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

This video blew me away! You explain things so clearly and make learning fun.

We'll have to go to red river gorge next time!

love the patches

really cool spot, i'll for sure stop there next year, when i am at one of those Edelbrock events

I have a metric ton of yellow pine, white and red oak I can bring you in log length. You can have it if you'll just save me a selection of 1 and 2 bys. And maybe a few 4x4 and 6x6 beams. Had a rightaway cut and have a ton.

"...and we burned his plantation down.". WTF?!

hey buddy i told ya id let ya know rocky top trail all the way through is open .....kzbin.inforPCkQSN0r0k if ya wanna you can check out that massive hole here

I'm fixing to do this trail tomorrow in my jeeps ....I'm hoping those ruts and mud are still there

nice Keowee Toxaway shirt

We just went through here a few weeks ago on a mission coming back from Huntington WV

My dad was born there in Jackson County. I have fond memories of camping up there and visiting. I have family still up there, though we don't communicate. There's also a family graveyard up there. The last time I was up there, the house my grandfather built in the teens was still there with people living in it. Also, my great uncles house was empty but still standing. My fathers family moved to S.C. in the late 40's. My brother and I went up there 20 years ago to look around and to try to connect with family. We took a wrong turn and started up a trail in his jeep. We were confronted by armed men and told to turn around. I thought we would be killed. It was obvious something illegal was going on. My brother is dead now, and we never went back. I pray it's not that way now. I have been considering going back.

Happy thanksgiving! :)

I just did trail today on my Tenere 700. 10 out of 10 do not recommend. I’m wrecked.

FYI - as per the forestry service that maintains Sarah's Creek, if will be closed for a least the next two months, maybe more as they repair damage from the storm. Today is 11/15/24. I called them myself. Check onX Off-road or call the local forestry office for updates.

What a beautiful gorgeous woman 🤗❤️and scenery 🤗❤️