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Well i have been thinking about a problem I have. Athlets foot has been something I have to keep after for as long as I remember. It comes and goes is mostly a problem in cold damp weather. Here lately it seems a little more bothersome. I have used quite a bit of talcum powder over the years,with a...

It IS a mite slow, ain't it.

Not sure what we can do to stir up interest. I suspect Winter Blahs has a lot to do with it.

Normally, I have two cups of coffee with breakfast.

Being as it's 0° out with a nice breeze to make sure you're paying attention, I believe I'll go with a third cup while I brace myself for going out to do chores.

Yeah, PR has had a rough couple of years. Hope Patria is OK. Winter arrived here yesterday. We've been pretty lucky so far with most days in the high 20's and low 30's and not enough snow to plow. Got 6" or so yesterday along with single digit temps and 30-40 MPH winds. Haven't plowed or blown snow ...

Ah, THERE you are! I have friends up here that are in the same jam. He has bad hips that they can do nothing more for, she has multiple spine/back issues that are inoperable and all they can do is manage (most of) the pain. They're in remarkably good spirits or at least act like they are when I'm ar...

Check in, willya?

http://www.eastovershoe.com/diorama/appletree.jpg Same technique, different armature. "Leaves" aren't right but otherwise does a pretty fair imitation of an apple tree. Drops of red paint for the apples. http://www.eastovershoe.com/diorama/hedge.jpg Previously built trees planted as a hedge/view bl...

$5 word for harmless, Sid.

Haven't posted anything in a while because what I'm doing is mostly prep work - preparing the base for scenery, detail painting models, weathering structures, that sort of thing. All adds a great deal to the finished product, but not especially interesting. However, this is just too cool not to docu...

Bkeepr wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 06, 2020 9:50 am

Anybody have experience with Husqvarna?

My local feed/farm place has one with 24” bar that’d work, and at $549 it is 60 bucks cheaper than the comparable Stihl. Thoughts?

Should be fine. I've always felt it was six of one and a half dozen of the other between Stihl and Husqvarna.