2 miles from my Verizon tower and a main state hwy 29 and get 1 bar 4g. Go 5 miles north of me in a tiny unincorporated town and 5g uw is surrounding the tiny town. What gives?
@bioniclife Ohh is the thumb on a foot pedal control? Instead of using the treadel pedals as true treadels, sometimes I just move my toes from the front to the back of the pedal according to what I want to do. For thumb and swing boom operation, you could try remounting the pedal sideways. That way you can just toggle it left or right woth your toe 🤷♂️
Yep, there are no pedals for travel, other than the high-speed feature. The only other pedal is the one for pivoting the boom for digging closer to basements.
If you're not using the tote for hazardous materials any more it's common practice to remove the placards. That one is for alcohol/ethanol - if the fire dept comes to your house they will assume it has HM in it. Wasted resources.
Sunday looks like it could get sporty around here. Last night was actually pretty cool to see. It reminded my of the Tom Cruise version of "War of the Worlds."
These were from the farmer who leases our land. There are some blow downs at our farm as well. One of the guys down there is supposed to clean them up. We'll see if that happens.
He's actually a really neat dude! If I had known, I could have taken it to have him autograph it for you. I'll keep an eye on the next few events that we frequent. I think the last time he spoke at the same place as I did, it was 2017.
the saw isnt giving problems brother its that it is too small for that big of wood and your technique needs some work you need to do what you did on the second log always or the nose will start to give kickback when buried in the wood and bind up also ditch the safety chain
Sometimes when trees get big enough, if they’re lucky they will combine into what’s called a Colosseum and in the center will be a oasis for small critters and insects
There are tons of critters out here. This woods was select-cut 20 yrs ago. And most of the dead ash was culled about 6 yrs ago, so it looks a little more open.
I was out letting my dogs potty last night (4-15-24) around 10pm in southeastern Ohio and I saw a green light that I originally thought "boy, that plane is flying high and how ofd of a green light!" so I watched it. It disappeared (faster than a plane but way too slow for a shooting star/meteor) and as soon as it disappeared, the next green light started in the same spot then disappeared in the same place then queue the next one. I saw at least 5 or 6 before it stopped but they were all in the same "line" but you couldn't see them all at once in a line like this- it was just one to two at a time each for several seconds. Were the ones I saw just higher? I was way less freaked out when I realized they were in a "line" entering and disappearing in the same places of the sky I figured chances of that occurring naturally was hopefully slim to none lol!
We've seen Starlink several times after being deployed. When we noticed them, they were always in a string. Your experience is much different than ours. The sky is an interesting place. We usually shy watch around a campfire, nothing professional or organized.
@@bioniclife I didn't even know this was a thing until I was trying to find what I saw last night so that's awesome you have seen these several times! Now that I know about it, I hope to see it in the future too! I'm still hoping I saw a "line" of satellites but they were just much, much higher but I've definitely had one other time that I saw something I couldn't explain. I enjoy watching the sky but it can easily scare me and get my imagination running wild 🤣
Yes, I have no idea why we see them here so much. At least two a year, sometimes more. They must be traversing the creek to our south to the pond north of us.
@bioniclife there's a swamp in the woods a few hundred yards back from my dad's property line. He has a pond about 50 yard inside thst same line. I've caught a couple mid trip. 14-16" snapper, a 12ga will not go end to end even from contact range.
It’s John cooper transport that’s hauling the fords. Not one driver knows English, they’re all Russians and Asians. And since you’re so concerned, ford produces more vehicles then the dealers can hold at the moment, cause they can’t sell them quick enough. So they have to store them someplace. And it’s not just trucks. There’s also SUVs and cars being stored there
The 2017 wasn't much of anything, but Destin from Smarter Everyday, said it was amazing in WY. He had a video a month ago talking this one up. It was pretty freaking awesome!
