1/2 cord of wood in the back

stiffler4444 · Post by **stiffler4444** » Wed Jan 09, 2013 5:59 am

Bamboo is starting to take off here in southern Ontario, Canada. I'm looking forward to planting some myself this spring

TechMOGogy · Post by **TechMOGogy** » Wed Jan 09, 2013 7:31 am

stiffler4444 wrote:Bamboo is starting to take off here in southern Ontario, Canada. I'm looking forward to planting some myself this spring

I have a bit of bamboo in my backyard and I am in Toronto. I have sprayed it with round-up, poured gas on it and even dug it up.... It keeps on growing!

stiffler4444 · Post by **stiffler4444** » Wed Jan 09, 2013 7:39 am

TechMOGogy wrote:
stiffler4444 wrote:Bamboo is starting to take off here in southern Ontario, Canada. I'm looking forward to planting some myself this spring
I have a bit of bamboo in my backyard and I am in Toronto. I have sprayed it with round-up, poured gas on it and even dug it up.... It keeps on growing!

Ya, bamboo is a lot like Zebra Grass, goes dormant in the winter and will live through a lot of adversity. Also makes a great hardwood harvest for decorative purposes or more functional things such as a Tiki bar.......

krick3tt · Post by **krick3tt** » Wed Jan 09, 2013 10:15 am

What species are you planting in the cold climates? I am in Colorado and the winters can get cold and with a bit of snow. The stuff needs to be hardy and easily grown.
Would prefer clumping rather than running bamboo as I will use it as a wind and visual screen and don't want my neighbors to be all over me for it ending up in their yards.

Thanks,
Morris

TechMOGogy · Post by **TechMOGogy** » Wed Jan 09, 2013 10:42 am

krick3tt wrote:What species are you planting in the cold climates? I am in Colorado and the winters can get cold and with a bit of snow. The stuff needs to be hardy and easily grown.
Would prefer clumping rather than running bamboo as I will use it as a wind and visual screen and don't want my neighbors to be all over me for it ending up in their yards.

Thanks,
Morris

Mine was there when I moved in 12 years ago sorry as I have no clue

spandit · Post by **spandit** » Mon Jan 14, 2013 1:59 am

Logs and Pinzgauers in the same picture - this is like porn to me!

McCall Pinz · Post by **McCall Pinz** » Mon Jan 14, 2013 9:41 am

spandit wrote:Logs and Pinzgauers in the same picture - this is like porn to me!

That just made me snort my coffee! We're a simple bunch of guys aren't we?

spandit · Post by **spandit** » Mon Jan 14, 2013 11:16 am

McCall Pinz wrote:
spandit wrote:Logs and Pinzgauers in the same picture - this is like porn to me!
That just made me snort my coffee! We're a simple bunch of guys aren't we?

It's a good job there weren't a couple of guns in the photo, I'd have needed a new laptop...

TechMOGogy · Post by **TechMOGogy** » Sun Jan 20, 2013 4:01 pm

pcolette wrote:They do make good firewood haulers! This is cherry wood waiting to be split.

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One of my neighbors owns the Stihl dealership so I shot this for him to hang on his shop wall.

What is mounted beside your Jerry can?
Air compressor?

pcolette · Post by **pcolette** » Sun Jan 20, 2013 4:33 pm

Yes, a 24 volt compressor from a military Hummer. I don't have an air storage tank but it works very well without it. There's a splash/mud shield around the compressor. Under the jerry can is a large ammo can mounted on its side and it holds the air hose and other goodies.

THE PORTAL HUB - Pinzgauers, Haflingers, Volvo 303s and more!

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