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A couple acres here no mountain top, I bought the biggest gas Stihl kombi, no regrets, it does get heavy but it takes over an hour to get everything trimmed. I have the pole saw and tiller for it too, nice to have one motor for all the tools

i was looking into a Paslode 16 gauge but i cant find anyone that stocks them local, in my searches that metabo has decent reviews

just read through the whole thing off and on for days. awesome shop, and projects

I like your neighbors style for hauling that's for sure

dude funktion 1s might be a little over kill, but awesome

i have an autolite plug cabinet like that one, how much was that listed for?

feel your pain on the fuel price, I am not looking forward on the fuel bill towing from sw mn to northern wi with the mud truck this weekend, but plans where made and rooms booked months ago

I have been reading this post a few pages at a time for the last few weeks, and I am sorry to have gotten to the news on the last few pages. I do have to say, you are a hell of an interesting person and have such amazing craftsmanship and pride in everything you do. like many on this page, we...

Great looking project>

Awesome work space, and amazing work you have put into your projects. From a fellow ford fan ( 70s trucks) I like seeing the mustang updates too, took two weeks of and on to get through you posts

awesome set up

Brown 77 is unrestored driver, with a fresh (not by choice) 400hp 468 in it, the 79 is a mud drag truck with a “temporary” ( 2 years ago) 460 My fiancé also has a 79 f250 that we are going to build as a nice driver

I have been looking for one of these but not sure witch one is worth buying, what brand is this one?

Read through this whole post awesome shop and stories

Amazing and beautiful Home and shop. I have enjoyed looking trough your post. love being able to see how it is done in other parts of the world

Read the whole thing, love that people are saving and using these old fords I own a few and use my 77 as my daily/mud truck hauler all summer

I'm not a tech, Ford parts guy here in the twin cities.

Looks great, really like that back wall, what did you use?

Nice project. Love the Bronco lurking in the background too.

Thanks all