smstonypoint
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MY local fire department has STUPID policies.....
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k0ua
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I am out.
Steve
Aw, man, you have to admit that pallet thread was a Hoot!
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I will go out on a limb here and proclaim another pallet like thread will arise sooner than we think.
xzcVAbc5
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Link? I searched, but since about every tenth thread on this site is asking about pallet forks there's a bigger pile of threads to wade through than the OP's burn pile.
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search titles only and put the words 'pallet' and 'fields' in it and that should find you the legendary thread.
xzcVAbc5
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I found 'er. :cool2: I'm not sure if I'm happy about that yet, though. :laughing:
daugen
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SJMarbu, I am really surprised that California lets you burn anything with all the devastating fires there.
I don't know California geography at all; maybe you are far away from that but so much of the vegetation
there seems to be equivalent to sappy kindling. Good reason to get it out of there, for sure, just surprised they let you burn.
Come to think of it, California must be a great market for chippers....if you can't burn, what are your options?
Now I'm sure you installed earthquake retention rings around those fires. You just never know....
I like your old pumper. 250 or 500 gallon?
I don't know California geography at all; maybe you are far away from that but so much of the vegetation
there seems to be equivalent to sappy kindling. Good reason to get it out of there, for sure, just surprised they let you burn.
Come to think of it, California must be a great market for chippers....if you can't burn, what are your options?
Now I'm sure you installed earthquake retention rings around those fires. You just never know....
I like your old pumper. 250 or 500 gallon?
k0ua
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texasjohn
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No worries, it's a palletable (sic) thread!
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