exSW
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Beam me up,Scotty
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9 hours ago, sugarmaker said:
exSW,
Well that is the snowball effect for sure! Next you will be residing the barn too?:)
Nice work cutting out the beam from that white oak log! You might have a place on the Barnwood builder show!
Regards,
Chris
Possibly ,it's only that north face that's crappy.And it's not THAT bad. It is also the best place to store the remaining good siding until a higher use is found for it.
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Did a little rough joinery. Some more jacking and blocking and it's installation time
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23 minutes ago, TP from Central PA said:
We worked on ours here all weekend, other than painting it's in good shape for once. Even cleaned all the windows!
Do you need any used motor oil to "preserve" the new beam? Will need to eat your Wheaties to get that in place!
121x Kubota or maybe a bigger Hitachi. Have to set some cut stones too.
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1 minute ago, north of 60 said:
Do you have a ripping chain on it, or just use a regular chain ?
Stihl square ground chisel. I don't plan on making a practice out of this. Log was to big for the local band mill
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9 minutes ago, exSW said:8 minutes ago, north of 60 said:
I see another orange one in one pic... a Husky ?
Dolmar 420 with a debarker attachment. This White Oak was about to fall on my house
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Saw is a McCulloch 118(Aussie Dolmar 166) Mill is a cheap Chinese from HL Supply
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Juncture of sill,post and summer beam causing sagging barn
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Beam is 9"x16"x16'4" White Oak
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Demo of existing 50 plus year old fix.
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And sawhorses to hold beam for final fitting
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Or I could just straighten the barn...
So,we build a beam
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Simple. Rehang the door,straighten a little track and gutters.
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Wow. Just wow.
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That sure looks like a straight old machine! Try the construction forum. @king of obsolete
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Nice ride. Really nice. Love the low side service bed.
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That's nice. Real nice.
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16 hours ago, Farmall1066 said:
She has no reason to complain, it’s contained in one spot, not scattered across the whole property, and not in the house.
When I was buying parts and pieces for my narrow front 1066, things found their way into the house so I could work on them at night, and spend time with the Mrs.
Lookin good Tony, can’t wait to see it come back together!!??????
"But Dear,I have to do it in the house. That's where the Ultra Sonic Cleaner is".
I've been known to assemble small gas engines in my home office.
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The one with the Dodge bed looks pretty cool. I wish my dump truck was longer. I'd make an extended cab out of it.
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I used the bucket seat out of a Dodge Lil Red Express in my TD-6. Fit perfect.
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May want to try the Construction Forum. There was a guy building new seats for the old TD's.
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Drive that thing to Red Power! Or take it on Hot Rod Power Tour.
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Can some of the old parts from the red truck work on this one?
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Beautiful.
Snow ball (or while I'm there)
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