Fingers crossed…

That's a serious tree there. Lots of work, but the heat is second to none, nice work!

 

I like running .375 20" chain for noodling. Ive done it with others including top handle saws, but 20" most effective IME. I cut to 16".

 

That wouldve been epic Eric. You and me and a couple trucks for that score. Idve done it! Imagine that showing up in CT??? And youre right. In 3.5 years on here thats the largest hedge ive ever seen.
Whats the diameter of the big log Rickyblazin?

 

It was a rare find

 

Sure was...go get the rest! Youve done us proud!

 

Big ugly huge ugly giant ugly tree. But I’d be choppin it up for a taste of orange. Nice job, nice score.

 

Triplets i dated once. Made the mistake of taking them to the all you can eat buffet!
Dunno if Sirchopsalot met them or not!

 

That’s a big dawg. Nice find.

 

Thanks for the tip! I like using different chains for different things ill have to get some n try it

 

I didn’t think Osage got that big either. I would easily go 45 minutes for that.

 

Have you ever cut any? Any in your area?

 

I’ve cut some 28” stuff but I believe that those are well over that. Lots of splits & btus in those trunks.

 

Dated the same.
Once.
Maitre de told me I wasn't allowed to bring livestock in the restaurant.
Was a short date.

 

I’m so jelly!!

 

It was up to my chest off the ground id say 4 - 4.5 feet

 

None around where I live now, some where I grew up a couple hours east.

only stuff I ever tried to cut was some old hedge posts back when we first started heating the shop with wood. That didn’t end well for the chain.

 

I've had the same surprise many times. Pics don't do the big ones justice. I'd get every last chunk!

 

Im surprised youre not running over there with the 394 That would be the holy grail for any noodling enthusiast.