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@@soupnfresh housekeeping camp site 230, it floods in rain, the ranger came to our site to check on us when the storm hit. They actually have a list of sites that have issues in the rain. They gave us a shovel and we dug ditches to redirect the water.

This is what fit my 27 ton dirty hands log splitter, be sure to check your cylinder size and it matches what your ordering.

​@LetsDoThis321 where did you purchase your seals and how will I know what kit to order

It was a question asked out on the internet, so I answered it here. For those researching and learning about power ratchets tend not to hunt down manuals for them before they purchase.

Looks shallow I don’t wear a PFD either

Yeah first day they wore them, after we knew how slow the river was flowing and how shallow it was most 1 to 2 feet we chose not to wear them most of the time. Just on the rock jumping and rope swing they wore them.

Kids just being kids... The river is really low this time of year much is less than 2 feet a number of areas just 6 to 8 inches, adults have to walk the kayaks in those low spots. Also flow is slow, pretty much a lazy river.

They are approximately mid coil, it's either a little bit high or a little bit low when you get the split pointing outwards (which is critical, otherwise the spring could spit them out). Note the coil goes quite deep into the lower pocket. BTW, they have been working great still have them installed 2 years and 30,000 miles later.

It took digging through the entire stack of 2x4's, yes I am one of those guys, but I did put everything back nicely, so nicely someone thought I was a HD worker and was asking where something was located in the store... LoL 😯

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Sped up 3x, if you look in the bottom corner it shows "FF>>3x". Looks like it's blocked a bit by text overlay. Real time it took about 54 seconds. I posted the real time one a long time back and it got no views so I deleted it.

@@LetsDoThis321 I see I see I just bought a Bandsaw mainly for this reason. Thank you for the explanation.

@paul0631 I do quite a bit of resawing with this bandsaw, lots of 2x4's and also split 1x6's on edge in to 3 thin planks. An odd thing I found this saw useful for was with an 1/8" blade I've cut a stack of colored construction paper into figurines and designs for kid projects.

It was a complete success, the container was driving into the ground, this fixes that right up and I was able to drag the container to its landing pad.

@eliasujashvili7113 Yeah true, but it's the oldest thing I got LoL. The story behind it was that one of my parents friend was going to throw it out. They had bought a new bench top drill press and at the time I was around 8 to 10 years old and I said I'll take it. I cleaned it all up and have used it ever since. The only reason I have it is because it still working hard and drilling holes I'm not an antique collector.

@michaelwoodward2264 forsure screws and lags don't grip onto much in all in that spunge. I have read on reddit folks driving a stainless steel bolt all the way through out the other end and slapping a washer and bolt on it, others just used straps. Seeing that mature palm trunks don't grow in diameter a strap will do just fine in my opinion. I've cabled rapped other palms for sail shads and they have done just fine for the past 10 years.