3Pooches version 3.5

No trailer. Plans have changed on that. I will have gas saw, lopers, and I can grab my mini sawzalls too because it's awesome on limbs.

 

The Dewalt is on my list just for that reason. For now it's the reciprocating saw.

 

Well in this case, I best step to firing up the gas chainsaw this afternoon and hoping it isn't gummed up , I'm sure I can borrow one from my FiL or my Dad's little stihl

 

The carburetor is definitely the Achilles heel. I took mine apart, sprayed it out, and now runs different than it did. The electric saws are 1000% easier to maintain

 

Use the synthetic pre-mix. Stuff like Tru-Fuel and I believe VP Race Fuels has started selling it. Zero garbage in it. My chainsaw sits for a very long time and fires right up each and every time. It's not cheap, but it sure beats rebuilding or replacing carbs.

 

So how sure are you that you're showing up? Because, you know, I have stuff lying on the floor in my basement that has your name on it. I don't want to get it all loaded and then have you change your mind and stuff.

 

I'm coming. Wife and kid are going to a birthday party and I'm coming for them and firewood!

 

I do that or e free 90 for the small engines. I'm lucky to have 3 e-free stations just around the corner from the house.

 

I was asked to fix someone else’s PDR work.

 

whoa that is mint afterward!

 

Maybe not mint but mucho better

 

Light bar reflections show the real difference! Great work Chris!!

 

Oh.

 

Man, what a hatchet job by the other guy...

 

Speaking of PDR, you may not have to display your skills on the low-rider. Some chode bumped me at a light and ruined my three-day old bumper. So into the body shop it goes. May just see what they'll charge for that dent and stuff while it's there.

 

I can’t do much with bumpers. If the bumper dented the bedside I might be able to assist

 

The dent is on the rear corner behind the bumper. It was done by my wife's grandfather. I guess he backed into something. I recently bought a new rear bumper for it to start headed in the PDR direction. It was on for three days before this dude bumped in to me. The bumper is toast, but I don't think there was any other damage. And thanks to his crappy behavior at the scene it's going straight to be bodyshop.

 

This thing might be longer than Dave’s low rider

 

Big blue!