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       Time for a change
       By: Old Iron Logging Date: July 13, 2011, 7:35 pm
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       The last 2 weeks have been interesting. 2 weeks ago I parked my
       logging gear and went to work for the local Stihl dealer. Sold
       the forwarder today.
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       Re: Time for a change
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: July 13, 2011, 8:02 pm
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       Is it a semi retirement or are you going to be working for them
       full time?
       6 more years 2 months till I have a full retire at 66% after 30
       years or buy 4 years of federal military time and get out in 2
       years and about 4 months.
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       Re: Time for a change
       By: Playinwood Date: July 13, 2011, 8:20 pm
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       Now comes the hard part Art..
       making 40 K instead of a 100...
       Just got a lead on some work a little north of me, they cant
       find any loggers and the timber companies are begging
       for wood to be cut, no bidding..
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       Re: Time for a change
       By: Al Smith Date: July 14, 2011, 11:06 am
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       I could boogie any time I want on a fairly good pension ,not as
       much as working though .
       Now the choice would come down to either going to work or
       listening to "honey do  "stuff 24 and 7 . Can you imagine those
       people that have half a dozen wives .No body could take that . I
       have a hard enough time with one . ;D
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       Re: Time for a change
       By: Old Iron Logging Date: July 14, 2011, 8:07 pm
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       [quote author=Chainsawrepair link=topic=378.msg3302#msg3302
       date=1310605353]
       Is it a semi retirement or are you going to be working for them
       full time?
       6 more years 2 months till I have a full retire at 66% after 30
       years or buy 4 years of federal military time and get out in 2
       years and about 4 months.
       [/quote]
       Its full time. Only been 2 weeks but alot of pain is going away
       already. Shop is going to be for sale in 5 years. Going to learn
       the business in case I may want to buy it.
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       Re: Time for a change
       By: Playinwood Date: July 15, 2011, 11:38 am
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       [quote author=Al Smith link=topic=378.msg3312#msg3312
       date=1310659615]
       I could boogie any time I want on a fairly good pension ,not as
       much as working though .
       Now the choice would come down to either going to work or
       listening to "honey do  "stuff 24 and 7 . Can you imagine those
       people that have half a dozen wives .No body could take that . I
       have a hard enough time with one . ;D
       [/quote]
       At home I only have one non demanding wife, at work, I have
       planners and schedulers and they are like 12 needy ladies. At
       home I can leave, at work I'm forced to listen..
       If I had any kind of pension I'd be cutting grass at a golf
       course... 14 years 4 months till its available...I'm sure it
       will go fast
       Glad your healing Art, hand logging isn't an easy sport..
       Is it lobster season yet?
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       Re: Time for a change
       By: Old Iron Logging Date: July 15, 2011, 6:04 pm
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       We have a winter lobster fishery. Season runs from the end of
       November to the end of May.
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       Re: Time for a change
       By: Playinwood Date: July 16, 2011, 8:54 am
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       I didn't know that, is that all the Maritimes? I have a
       hankering and its got me thinking of them.
       Imagine being on the Atlantic ocean during winter soaking wet
       all day, another good sport.
       Is your shop in the rental biz also? that seems to be the local
       cottage industry here.
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       Re: Time for a change
       By: Old Iron Logging Date: July 16, 2011, 3:31 pm
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       That season is just for our area ( LFA 34 ). Check this link.
  HTML http://thisfish.inf
       o/fishery/15/
       We are not into rentals. The owner sold his sales/rental
       business to Cat Rentals in 2006. Cat wanted to part with the
       sales side this spring so he bought it back.
       #Post#: 3362--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Time for a change
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: July 16, 2011, 3:43 pm
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       Darn your hide Jeff. Got me wanting some sweet sauteed bay
       scallops and lobster.  :'(
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