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Chimney rock park reopened this week
 

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No, temporary water unit still at roadside and sewer still dumping on hill. Looking at $200million to repair the dam unfunded. About 6 restaurants open and a few shops. Water is 30ft lower than regular levels and docks/ boat houses look suspended in air.

But those that survived the storm need the tourism to return which is a hard sell without the lake
 
Shreddinlettuce said:
No, temporary water unit still at roadside and sewer still dumping on hill. Looking at $200million to repair the dam unfunded. About 6 restaurants open and a few shops. Water is 30ft lower than regular levels and docks/ boat houses look suspended in air.

But those that survived the storm need the tourism to return which is a hard sell without the lake
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I surveyed for that new sewer pipe almost 3 years ago. Hell of a job but we got to climb up the side so it was fun.
 
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Spent a few hours in this unit this weekend. Makes all the sketchy places we used to take a tractor much easier to mow.
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Actually, this is the one I was looking for, but didn't show up when I searched Ventrac. Of course when I'm searching for nothing at all, it shows up :rolleyes:

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Screw this.

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And this.

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jeepinmatt said:
Actually, this is the one I was looking for, but didn't show up when I searched Ventrac. Of course when I'm searching for nothing at all, it shows up :rolleyes:

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The issue here is no AC and no cup holders. On a Kubota, If you remove the louvers from the AC vent just in front of the left joystick it fits a bottle of Busch Latte like it was engineered for it.
 
I finally took the time to get an old hatchet my grandfather gave me back up to a working condition. It started with giving the hatchet head an electrolysis bath for a few hours to knock the rust off. I then wire wheeled and ground the burrs down on the back. I then painted it and gave it a good sharpening. I decided to go with a 19 inch american hickory handle. I burned the handle with a torch then stained it before it got a clear coat. The hatchet head is an old Stanley based on my research its from the 1930s or 40s. I know the paint is going to come off with use but I'm fine with it.
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Keith1138 said:
I finally took the time to get an old hatchet my grandfather gave me back up to a working condition. It started with giving the hatchet head an electrolysis bath for a few hours to knock the rust off. I then wire wheeled and ground the burrs down on the back. I then painted it and gave it a good sharpening. I decided to go with a 19 inch american hickory handle. I burned the handle with a torch then stained it before it got a clear coat. The hatchet head is an old Stanley based on my research its from the 1930s or 40s. I know the paint is going to come off with use but I'm fine with it.
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Who's head? I have a soft spot for old axes
 
Monkeynono said:
Who's head? I have a soft spot for old axes
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It has a hand stamped Stanley logo on it. Based on the size, shape and wooden handle i belive it is from around 1938s based on their tool catalog. Its either their hunters axe or jobmaster hatchet.
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