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One tree two saws

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Woodrat1276, Mar 12, 2015.

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  1. Woodrat1276

    Woodrat1276

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    If you was closer Id let you have it just to see that process unfortunately it's bucked up now
     
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    For sure trees like that are a joy converting it to firewood.
     
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    Love it!


    I cut all my wood so far with a stock, and probably a bit tired 029 super. We've had it since new in 2000, or was it 01? It's cut so many cords of wood I wouldn't be shocked if it is a little tired. In the off season I'll check compression, and at least do a muffler mod, along with 18" bar and narrow kerf chain.

    I don't know what makes a 290 different than an 029 super, but if it's the same HP/ displacement, it's a capable saw.
     
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