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    Re: Harbor Freight Log Splitters

    Slapshot,

    There's a couple companies that re-badge the Speeco if that helps find more dealers. New Holland is one.

    Gary,

    The one thing I found that you may want to check. On the oil...
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    Re: Stacking cordwood to measure it.

    Mark,

    Tightly stacked in a 8' pickup box, you would need to stack it (nicely/tightly) 4' high from side to side. Hard to do in a P/U unless you have tall racks/sides. As already mentioned, you...
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    Re: Stacking cordwood to measure it.

    I've found it almost impossible to measure a "pile" of wood.

    If it was stacked in the trucks, you might have an idea. Measure the cu/ft of each truck and see if combined, it's close to 128 cu/ft....
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    Re: Trailer side connectors needed!

    Gary,

    Do you mean these?
    If so, don't forget the other side. Click here.

    Brian
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    Re: Harbor Freight Log Splitters

    I bought a Speeco 25 ton. They're also sold under other names. New Holland is one that comes to mind.

    I split mainly cheery, oak and maple with a little ash, beech and elm thrown in.

    In terms...
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    Re: Harbor Freight Log Splitters

    Dave,

    I just took an online look at those splitters.

    Although I don't have any first-hand knowledge of either, let me throw out my 2 cents.

    I find it interesting that the one with the B&S...
  7. Thread: Spider Bite

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    Re: Spider Bite

    Spider bites really hurt. /forums/images/icons/mad.gif

    I'm not an entomologist so I'm not sure if I can help but I think you may need to provide a general location of where you live to answer...
  8. Thread: Pond Leak

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    Re: Pond Leak

    Adron,

    Groundhog or muskrat? Around here, it's always the latter. Haven't heard of a groundhog doing pond bank digging as they would probably drown. Whichever it is, eviction is key and keep an...
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    Re: killing in driveway?

    Although not my driveway, I have some gravel areas around buildings and such. I use the round-up (or similar). For esthetics (since a lot of mine are taller weeds), I wait about a week (until it's...
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    Re: Lawn overseeding and top dressing......

    Running an aerator annually is a good idea anyway.

    Rollers don't compact too much. If you figure a 50 gallon unit, you're at around 500#. Driving a decent size tractor or car through the yard...
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    Re: Lawn overseeding and top dressing......

    Is it bumpy or are their severe dips that need filled?

    If bumpy, I'd start with a lawn roller. Roll when the ground is very wet so it's soft. The roller should take out the bumps. If it's still...
  12. Thread: New School Year

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    Re: New School Year

    Dave,

    I wasn't aware of that system but it does sound like a good idea.
  13. Thread: New School Year

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    Re: New School Year

    You start on August 1st????

    Oh my. What happened to summer vacation. Oh yea, it's almost always warm in GA. Up here, we're only 1/2 way through the warm part of summer.

    I grew up in W. NY. ...
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    Re: To late to spray weeds in pastures?

    Can't speak for your pastures but I just did the same thing to my yard last Friday (using Ortho's Weed-B-Gone). It takes a few days but I can see most of the weeds are wilting.

    Just walked out...
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    Re: Gravel Driveway Construction, etc.

    selmore,

    First, welcome to the forum.

    I agree with what has been said so far.
    Let me throw a couple more things out.

    I would propose that you put down road cloth (it looks like the black...
  16. Thread: deck building

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    Re: deck building

    The ceiling is 28 gauge tin (pre-painted) that was intended to be roof panels.

    On the run-off, yes, there are gutters. (Can be seen on the left side of the last picture).
  17. Thread: Invasive Plants

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    Re: Invasive Plants

    I think we all have these types of plants.

    Have you looked into something called "Super Brush Killer" (do a google search for the different companies)? For what you're trying to kill, it may work...
  18. Thread: deck building

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    Re: deck building

    Last pic.
    Shows concrete floor, ceiling, gutters and such.
  19. Thread: deck building

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    Re: deck building

    This pic shows the ceiling we put in the lower level.
    Keeps it nice and dry on bad weather days. It's got a pitch of about 2" to let the rain come out.
  20. Thread: deck building

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    Re: deck building

    Thanks.

    Shade2u2

    What are your plans for below the deck? Since the one we built is similar, I'm going to post a couple more pics to see if they provide any ideas.
    Here's an older picture of...
  21. Re: Pickup Trucks? Any suggestions for my situation?

    twstanley,

    The mention of a "ranch truck" happened in the other thread. I didn't see that until this morning when I conceded and agree with your proposed truck.

    If it was going to be a primary...
  22. Thread: deck building

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    Re: deck building

    Shade,

    Attached is a pic of the deck we built for the neighbor. He had thought of composite but it was cost prohibitive. Using PT, it came out nice. It's since been stained.

    Brian
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    Re: deck building

    BlueRidge,

    Holy cow!!! Here is the price list for that stuff.

    A 2x6 of that stuff costs $4.59 a foot. That's $36.72 for a single 8' board. /forums/images/icons/shocked.gif ...
  24. Re: Pickup Trucks? Any suggestions for my situation?

    Mark,

    I just found that other thread.

    I think I'll concede but without the answers to the questions I posed, I still think it's "do-able" with a 1/2 ton if the conditions are right (mainly...
  25. Re: Pickup Trucks? Any suggestions for my situation?

    Lynx,

    Not a pest at all. I think we need more info from the original poster.

    I threw out my 2 cents "assuming" a couple things.

    First, the trailer I was expecting wasn't of the...
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