I moved 12 posts to a new topic: Wayne’s Dakota R/T
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I added a new saw to the family, (Not me in the video)
Picked up a refurbed mod on e-bay for 700 bucks.
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Hey Carl Zinn thanks for all the help figuring things out. Went about 70-80 miles today on 100% woodsmoke wooohooo!!! Tyler said hi for Dolittle.
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Hey Greg .
Real good to hear from ya.
Tell Tyler I also said Hi 
Hey Joseph .
Nice saw . I really like the husky’s.
Best to keep two saws if you can , just having one saw will really work you.
I like to start with my big saw to cut the tree down and then use a little saw ( small enough you can hold with one hand ) starting at the top of the tree cutting branches and work back toward the truck until the limbs get to 5-6 inches in dia and then pull the big saw out again to finish up .
Using a big saw on small branches is WORK
Using a little saw on big wood you get very little done .
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Work keeps getting in my way from my truck.
This is a sewer camera I designed for bigger pipes and longer lines, up to 900’
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Good job, but I hope I never need 900’ of sewer line!
Anybody remember these old IBM keyboards? Just bought one off Ebay.
Sure is fun to type on. Extra clicky!!
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HI josehaulerph nice saw if it aint the 300 dollar one ,my dad had nothing but truble with the ignition systom not fireing the plug good,had it in and out of the shop 4 times,good luck with your model.I like the homelight saws,out of the cheap saws i had best luck with them.
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the picture isn’t showing up. 
But I burned through a couple of those. 
if you type a -lot- your fingers actually get tired. Mine all had the larger ps/2 connectors (maybe AT?) I don’t have those anymore but I still have the 3 button serial mouse somewhere.
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I originally made this setup to run through a landfill, that’s why it’s so long. I haven’t used it for 10 years and revised it for a larger diameter pipe (typically storm sewer) and digital recording. Last time I used it, we were recording on VHS. Hahaha
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Chris & Bill, Chris that keyboard is relatively new. I have wore out several … I bet I can find one on the shelf or hooked to my 8087 … Bill, do you have a picture of your camera and rollers and drive ??? Does it go over corregated pipe ? … When they TV’d the sewer line through my property approximately 900 feet they hit the lateral up here at the trailer … illegal hookup 40 years ago and had to pull their good camera back and send the roller skate down … It was fun to watch as they made their video … Then we had a thunderstorm and their truck got stuck in the bottom. Had to run a long cable down to winch the truck back up to the road … Check this humidity out … I have to a small survey next … Mike
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It’s 25 years old, I guess that’s pretty new… 
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Heading down to New Mexico to visit my Dad and ran into this guy. I brought @racer3g Gary Langworthy his Argos tee shirt.
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Thanks for the picture Bill ,
Good to see Gary and grandson again
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Hey Mike,
This one is powered by the Jetter. This truck pumps 65 gallons per minute at 2000 psi and pushes the camera up the line. No wheels, none needed.
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here’s the minibike my son and i have been working on… not my son riding it.
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Back in the winter I had a big oak ( about 28 inch at the butt and 60 foot tall ) to blow down across the creek . This week we tried to get it out by working the butt back and forth to ease it out enough to start cutting some short lengths out of it .
The big oak whipped all three of us. It is now in about five foot of water pulse mud.
It took my chains that was hook too tight and I had to go mud diving and work a while to retrieve them . 
Real easy if the trees are on dry level ground 
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Nice tree there Wayne,Nice tree at the least,and never a dull moment.you got too swim with the rattlers and coral snakes, they dont bite when they are in the water due they.