Noob just introducing myself.

Put on an outside wall, and go out the wall and up the side of house with class A

 

Well I was trying to be nice, but you can say that again. Plus brotherhood of nuts doesn't sound that good.

 

As promised. Probably buck up a cord of some fairly green pinion pine tomorrow. Hopefully with some footage.

 

Thanks! Where in Cali?

 

Just east of sacramento

 

How long have u had yours? Any mods? How happy are you with the purchase?

It came with the 24 and I know it will pull it in the relatively soft wood we have here. But probably mostly run a 20 full comp.

 

Cut mostly oak?

 

Yep I do. How about u? My friends have a 360 acre Farm with a bunch of oaks trees they let me come clean up for them!

 

I have a 555 for my work truck saw. It wears an 18" 3/8 chain

 

Great idea!

 

Nice.

Mostly pinion pine, some Utah Juniper and the occasional Mtn. Mahogany(Cylindrical stones that burns. Dense and hard as hell.

 

Very cool, I am pretty new to cutting wood but loving it!

 

Sweet. I also have a 271 with a 16" .325. Does really well.

 

I really like it as well.

Use to do it alot with my dad growing up but didn't do any once I went off to college. 20+ years later...poof, let's go cut some wood and make a little extra money.

My dad had a John Deere 35cc saw with a thumb oiler on it. He had a 16" bar on it and it did great in the green pinion. How far things have come!

 

I can tell. Excited to learn!

 

Welcome to FHC fezdawg12 ... great family of folks here...

 

My 555 wears a 20", 3/8 pitch, full chisel chain and is exciting to use. I have been using it on nothing but hard woods and never feel like I want more saw.

 

TY!

 

Welcome to the forum. I have been to Elko and thought it was a great area there. You keep cutting that wood up and might end up with a wood stove, I know it can get pretty cold there in Elko.

I believe there is someone here who burns a lot of pinion pine from New Mexico and says it makes great firewood. Like any wood though it just has to be seasoned.

 

Can't cut it green here unless it is private land. Mostly have to rely on wildfires and then harvest after a couple of years standing.

Dirty business as u can imagine but that wood gets real tight dieing so quickly. Becomes quite hard.