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    1. indyjohn

      Specific Prepping: High Winds And Torrential Rain

      That is exactly why I still don't have one. My Farm Boss does what I need it to do 90% of the time, so a saw that expensive sitting around more often than not is hard to justify. Here's one I saw earlier this month at RK. A 400 but it would do just as well.
    2. indyjohn

      Specific Prepping: High Winds And Torrential Rain

      Thank God it missed the shop. I've wanted a 28" 462 with the wrap around handle for years.
    3. indyjohn

      Specific Prepping: High Winds And Torrential Rain

      Our driveway is 400 ft covered by trees. I have a BR500 and a BR600 for this time of year.
    4. indyjohn

      Specific Prepping: High Winds And Torrential Rain

      Mij: This thread is for how anyone preps for unusual inclement weather, no matter where you are. After landfall: Nearly 2M people without electricity. Storm surge puts people that decided to shelter in place in dire circumstances -before high tide- !! I cannot even imagine.
    5. indyjohn

      What format does a video need to be to uploaded to INGO?

      I too upload my videos to YouTube first, then link to them here. I have best results with .MP4, record on Android phone and edit with a free app on my Windows laptop.
    6. indyjohn

      Specific Prepping: High Winds And Torrential Rain

      The remnants of Helene are coming. What are you doing out of your normal to prepare? This angle might pick up a few members that do not usually contribute to the "What have you done this week to prep" thread and especially the "Prepping for Urban Survival" thread. 50mph wind gusts and over an...
    7. indyjohn

      What is the most accurate way to find COL for a rifle ?

      I have this one. https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1012939524?pid=574297 It's for documentation purposes. What is good for 1 rifle may not be good for another.
    8. indyjohn

      Life

      I've had plenty to complain about since 2022. But I've never been one to be down or depressed. I give thanks for every day and look for something constructive to do with each. I probably got the drive and determination from my mother. Nearly deaf and poor as can be since childhood; my dad didn't...
    9. indyjohn

      Before Election Gas Prices

      We were just talking about this tonight, as we sat at the light where our local Shell station has gas @ $2.99 for the first time since I don't know -- when Trump was President???
    10. indyjohn

      OCD on Fire! Good Grief!

      I haven't built cartridges for maybe four years. I haven't actually shot a rifle for longer than that! But I recently found a test batch from a new recipe for a DMR that I never got out to the range to try. I decided enough was enough and took a trip to Deer Creek out west to shake down & check...
    11. indyjohn

      Gravel types for driveway/walkway

      Adding fines is a smart call. Time and moisture will make it very hard.
    12. indyjohn

      Fieldcraft Survival - The Truth About 29 Rounds | Back to Basics

      Interesting. Now I have to go review all my mags.
    13. indyjohn

      What are you listening to: Part 3

      One more, just because. RIP, Good Sir.
    14. indyjohn

      What are you listening to: Part 3

      Just in case that wasn't enough. My second favorite (maybe) favorite RUSH song. Live- Didn't anticipate that. It is worth the click. Geddy's voice is not as good in this one, but here you go.
    15. indyjohn

      What are you listening to: Part 3

      Happy Birthday Neal Peart! He would have been 72.
    16. indyjohn

      Readywise...is it tasty?

      I was a Wise dealer nearly 10 years ago. The product was "OK" but I pitched its shelf life and grab & go convenience. Nowadays, I personally go with Ready Hour. I like their packaging for variety and calories. They run sales occasionally that makes buying a 4-week bundle very compelling. They...
    17. indyjohn

      Gravel types for driveway/walkway

      5 years ago I dropped 22 ton of #4 stone from U.S. Aggregate on 400 ft of clay lane with no prep work or geotextile. It has held up very well. We are just now thinking about stirring it to knock off the center crown. It does not get a lot of traffic.
    18. indyjohn

      And Now For Something Completely Different (Railfans Inside)

      Thank you, my friend. Yes, it is limited. Each stop is planned ahead and based on miles travelled. As you've noted, there are many service points that need attention but not every one at each stop. Grease for the running gear, oil for the pistons, water, fuel. From Rochelle to Watseka Illinois...
    19. indyjohn

      And Now For Something Completely Different (Railfans Inside)

      Our latest adventure
    20. indyjohn

      WTS: Antique Coal Parlor Stove

      These types of antiques are difficult to price. I'm willing to consider offers.
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