Good, that’s the whole point. Some of these guys ramble on for ever.

You to bud!

I like this comment! Positivity is part of the solution. I feel like everyday is a gift and a chance to succeed.

​@@Good.Fellersive noticed how you respond to negative comments. Gotta say its refreshing to see someone take the high road.

@halliwilljon I try to have a little class.

I will say a prayer for your dad and I wish you the best of luck with all this. It sounds like a hard time for you and your family. I sure hope all works out.

@@Good.Fellers me2 thank u sir means so much.

Thank you!!!

You’re exactly right.

Yes.

I will in the future.

Hey, thank you! I love the old girl.

Hey thank you! Sounds like you had an awesome set up.

Thank you!

I’m going to add the sweeps and add some cages in the future.

Great to hear from ya Ron, hope all is well in New York.

Thanks!

Thanks you!

Awesome!!!!

👍

Thank you!

Hey thank you!!!

@@Good.Fellers Nice dozer. the serial # will tell the tail of the year i didnt know they made 450s in the 60's. I'm in Alaska and have seen many wide track 450's all of them were beat to sh!t urs is the best 1 i've seen in years. i have an 1982 450c with 16''pads and a backhoe>> the thing is useless as a dozer with the backhoe on but that beats a shovel any day. The floatation on the wide tracks is crazy. I saw a super wide track for sale once it looks like that thing could drive on top of packing peanuts:0

@bearbait2221 it walks on water lol

Were these wide track machines just standard track frames spaced out with wide tracks added, or were they special track frames? Thanks much. Take care.

Not completely sure, but I think it was an add on to regular machines.

Yes sir. It’s a great road builder.

Kinda like a constant bore cut. Hard to explain in comments.

Yes I file both round and square. I was given a grinder as a gift and have never used it.

@Good.Fellers not sure if it's something you have time do or want to do but would like to see a video on some pointers on how you sharpen your chains because your saw cuts like laser beam

I will do one.

Im no expert in Canadian Walnut but I would assume that the trees that far north would be slow growing and not of the quality most American Veneer companies want. Again I’m not familiar with the area. I would guess there could be an exporter there you could find. ?

@@Good.Fellers good to know will see what i can find thanks for reply

Thank you!

Nice

Lol

I buy orange stihl 5 gallon mixers and mix it with 4 gallons of premium pump gas. I think that’s about 40:1. 395s are not up to epa standards so they recommend running 50:1 for cleaner exhaust, and they only let so many in the country a year for the same reason. I was told these things by a Husqvarna rep 10 years ago.

A few months a ago I bought 2 395's and I love the power, I'm a hardcore husky fan, I think I may start running 40:1 now that you said that to keep them lubed up more, stihl makes good saws but I personally don't think stihl will hang with a husky in the cut

@ryanpoole4795 I always thought Stihls are for Log buyers, and Tree Service guys, not Timber cutters.