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That sounds like an awesome evening.
At first glanced, I thought that said Wasabi St.I removed a 3' diameter locust stump with a scissor jack, an axe, a chainsaw, and shovels one time when I was 25. Took me over 2 weeks, but I got it. I was really proud of that accomplishment. I chased roots about 20' around that stump and dug them all up.
Fun part was burning all the chunks under a fire ban, right across the street from the fire department. We cooked hot dogs and that was ok since recreational fires were still permitted. Every night we left it smoldering. Every morning I came back to the wood being washed down a hill by the fire department. Every night we had more hotdogs and marshmallows until it was all turned to ash.
Stump location and fire department
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I removed a 3' diameter locust stump with a scissor jack, an axe, a chainsaw, and shovels one time when I was 25. Took me over 2 weeks, but I got it. I was really proud of that accomplishment. I chased roots about 20' around that stump and dug them all up.
Fun part was burning all the chunks under a fire ban, right across the street from the fire department. We cooked hot dogs and that was ok since recreational fires were still permitted. Every night we left it smoldering. Every morning I came back to the wood being washed down a hill by the fire department. Every night we had more hotdogs and marshmallows until it was all turned to ash.
Stump location and fire department
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I guess they were watching you waiting to put it out? Should have borrowed some of the tools off the truck. 
Yeah, almost every night they would pull the trucks out and they would sit in the bay in lawn chairs, just hanging out. The first time I lit the fire I hollered and asked them if they wanted some marshmallows, then POOF! Chainsaw gas like my dad always did.
My next yard project I'm leaving Halloween skeletons every where buried. The next person here will be digging and then freak out as I piss myself watching the news.
Come on now, we all know the truth is that fire fighters are closeted pyros!Yeah, almost every night they would pull the trucks out and they would sit in the bay in lawn chairs, just hanging out. The first time I lit the fire I hollered and asked them if they wanted some marshmallows, then POOF! Chainsaw gas like my dad always did.
I had my own fire start concoction. My neighbor wanted some and I told him to be careful. He came back asking where he could get it....... 2 stroke oil, ethonal free gas, old 33%nitro and some other chit mixed in. My special blend.Yeah, almost every night they would pull the trucks out and they would sit in the bay in lawn chairs, just hanging out. The first time I lit the fire I hollered and asked them if they wanted some marshmallows, then POOF! Chainsaw gas like my dad always did.
We used whatever was lying around that was flammable. Fuel oil was my dad's fav. But out in the woods cutting down trees it was always chainsaw gas. I used to love throwing handfulls of sawdust at the fires like a magician when I was young. You could get some amazing fireballs with dust off of the Shopsmith under the 12" disc sander
just a little out of my area of operations. 
I've been having a tough time trying to explain the design plans for the dining, family and living room areas to Mrs Certified...
Good luck getting that idea to go overI've been having a tough time trying to explain the design plans for the dining, family and living room areas to Mrs Certified...
Now she can watch it on video over and over again!
Maybe not the stonework all over the hardwood floors but she might actually let a wooden bridge and a few other crazy obstacles go up in here...Good luck getting thst idea to go over
We keep getting flurries.
Only about 5"-6" of very light stuff. I could have waited until the snow stopped falling around 4pm, but I didn't want the snow packed down hard because the family would be in and out with their cars.We keep getting flurries.
I hate to get the snowblower out for this but if I don't move it now, the snow will freeze there till June!
Did you guys get a lot?
Couple inches here.
Still chaos on the roads!
Just finished clearing the driveway. No snowblower.
