hows you thread

I burn about 5-6 per season. Sittin' on 4-5 years worth now. It's an addiction.

dall you one of those guys huh?!?!?!

 

Northern Cal huh. Our fam visited Cali once. The furthest north we went was Muir Woods. AMAZING!

 

I usually burn about a cord and a half per season, so I'm not doing to bad, but I do want more. It's a win win for me cause I love running my saws.

 

The Muir Woods is really nice to visit. I live a little north of Sacramento.

 

I do.

 

Yep, agree. And when you have a few hot Huskys, the rounds build up fast...

Hear that Dallas??

 

lol I do cut for others at times

 

So doesn't the parts that fall off huskies

 

Have a year round owb and can go through wood pretty fast if there's a bad winter here. I try to have two dozen cord ready. Spring cutting was non existent this year, due to constant rains, summer time, ain't the time, so now I'm way behind. I have cut wood stacked wood stashed all over the place that needs gathered up and split. At least it gets part dry like this and is tolerable in the owb.

 

They go right back on and keep going. Lol

 

Troof!

 

With stihls no need to stop and rebuild in the middle of cutting

 

None off of mine yet lol. I'm actually impressed with the China 372 so far. I beat on it pretty hard, and no fail's yet.

 

I've lost 1 or 2 screws in many many cords... never stopped the saw or it's production. Blue loctite became my friend.

Stock for stock, same cc, the who-skee's just flat out kick arse. Easy peezy lemon sqeezy, n-stuff.

 

I know, I read it on the internet and stuff. Pull the jug after every tank and check for oil. LMAO

 

Double Troof!

 

Lol my 036 has over 15 tanks on it and I've seen over 16000 rpm on the tach it doesn't get taken apart

 

I will get one sometime and see what they are all about.

 

You're doing it wrong then. Lol

 

I not getting in the stihl hooskie thing, good and bad in booth brands, I like certain models from all brands, and who left out the Dolmars?lol