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What did you guys get on this chirstmas?????
easy-lift guy replied to Angelica2011's topic in General chat
You mean Fly over:confused1:. Should be ample dentist available to work on the tooth for the emergency. Reg get it sorted ASAP. easy-lift guy -
My better half works tomorrow at the Hospital, Steve's wife would know about that. Any how we open our gifts from one another tonight and I think Kim is still in a state of shock since her daughter and her are leaving for 12 day cruise of the Mediterranean this coming May. Seems the the Rosetta Stone language course for Italian was some sort of clue that easy-lift guy was spiffing for the trip as well?, seems the Daughter made other arrangements and I could not be more proud of her!. All the best. easy-lift guy
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Keep the faith, you will over come. easy-lift guy
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Very beautiful. Your work is a testament to your passion, I envy your ability and talents. easy-lift guy
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In Desperate times...My Silky saves the day!
easy-lift guy replied to silky fox's topic in The Lounge
Them pictures are not fair!, however I shall be dining on chicken cordon bleu, Cesar salad, Brown rice. Shortly. easy-lift guy -
Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year, Bill. easy-lift guy
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Seeking advice on pulling tree with tractor...
easy-lift guy replied to swinny's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
If I had a choice it would still be a decent tow strap for maximum control. The problems with rope cable and chain is damage to the trunk and less control. easy-lift guy -
Seeking advice on pulling tree with tractor...
easy-lift guy replied to swinny's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
I would not use either a rope or cable or chain. Find some cardboard and wrap around the trunk of the tree. Borrow or buy a tow strap wrap around trunk and slowly draw up slack until taunt. Pull desired length and your done. This should be a Two person job,although if you notch the cardboard and place the strap just right you should be able to handle the job. easy-lift guy -
I know Adam is his real name since I have been trying to get his brothers autograph for over a year. Adam told me that if he has been trying to get that same autograph himself, but Jason warned him that if he gave his signature to anyone they would have to disapear. I think I will hold off on that Autograph thing for a much later date easy-lift guy
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Just curious, does the nuttella and cooking oil act as a type of poison:confused1: easy-lift guy
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Merry Christmas and a Happy NewYear to you easy-lift guy
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I would think so:thumbdown: easy-lift guy
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Actually this was done on a farm my Uncle use to own over 30 years ago in PA. I suppose the Rats may be smarter now than back than. easy-lift guy
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Try to locate as many of the nest as possible a dispose of the young, the adults will be looking for the kids and that should be easier pickings of the balance. easy-lift guy
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year John. easy-lift guy
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Still alive and kicking over here this morning. Slept well last night and no volcanos or floods for today's forecast. I am pretty sure there are no living Myans to complain to so I am off to work. easy-lift guy
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Evening hedgesparrow, Have a merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! easy-lift guy
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He sure did put that bull in his place with the MF! easy-lift guy
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Nothing to worry about over here anyway, were only a few feet above sea level anyway. Just need to remember to drain my bladder before bed time, sure would hate to have an accident over night:sneaky2: easy-lift guy
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I plan on sleeping like a log tonight! easy-lift guy
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. easy-lift guy
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Thanks Egg, best to you and yours for 2013 easy-lift guy
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Greetings fellow members, I really had a Grand time this year at the APF and to all the members that stopped by FR Jones & Son to visit and try on the ELH thanks a lot . I can honestly say that out of the many shows I have partisapated in over the years this show had by far the most significant meaning to myself as a vendor and a fellow member. Thanks to all that really made my stay very special and memorable. All the best. Ted Scovitch AKA, easy-lift guy
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Try visiting your local arts and crafts store and see if you can purchase battery powered clock works and clock face. I have used Southern Red Cedar here state side to make clocks. Cut the logs into 2 or 3" slabs and run them through a planer. Determin the center of each slab and drill your pilot hole. Rout out the backside of the slab and install the clock works and affix the numbers to the face side. I have put a coat of varnish or polyurethane over the face of these types of clocks and they make great gifts or sale items. All the best. easy-lift guy
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I once had a customer who had trouble starting a fire in her fireplace. Now this customer was ok to start with but by the time this last incident took place I had had enough. It seems she was just old and lonely. Nothing wrong with the wood she just needed the reasurrance from her firewood supplier that there was no problem. When I left her house I knew there was nothing really wrong. It just really stinks when folks get older and their neighbors and family either don't care or are passed on. easy-lift guy
