Oregon Products This page isn't the greatest, but it sort-of explains the various Oregon chains. Power Cut is their big saw pro chain, not...
32°F / 1°C. About 15 - 20°F warmer than normal, only about 2-3 inches of snow on the level. I'm burning some of the last killed DED elm, so it...
And the Angel of the North's Great Flaming Sword shall cleave this spluttering bureaucrat in twain.
I know what that's like.
6°F / -14°C this morning. DED Elm in the ancient Enterprize cook stove. Some electric and oil heat to help it out. 200 miles south of saskwoodburner.
4°F / -16°C here, but it cleared off for a couple of hours after midnight and it dropped to -14°F / -26°C. Burning DED elm that's almost too hard...
I packed a John Deere 40V in a White 2-85 when needed for years. Switched tractor colours to match the saw and I couldn't close the cab door on...
It's the same up here in Rupert's Land. Actually I'm not too bad off for chainsaw stuff. It's 4 miles to Stihl, actually a store of billionaire...
Time for mail order. Since you're south of the border may I suggest Left Coast Supplies....
Heard this on CBC's Quicks and Quarks, which is so far out they're watching the game from the back of the left field parking lot. CBC Radio -...
[IMG] I like LumberJacked's doubled up cross-bars. I twisted mine try to load some green and twisted Manitoba Maple (Box Elder). It's...
Let's see if this posts. I'll write it up later.
May I suggest getting rid of the pivot bolts and using a full length 1 1/4" wood dowel instead? It's much easier on the chain if you get too...
Barely above freezing this afternoon, but the snow is 99% gone. Cut down another DED elm today, stove's hot. 200 miles south of saskwoodburner.
It's a pressurized Cessna 300 or 400 by the circular windows and piston engines. Best guess by the family aviation expect. First made about 1960.
When I bought my 5105 there was a 510 on the shelf beside it. The weight difference is there, but I don't think it would slow you down much if...
2 inches of wet snow the night before last, not melted yet. 200 miles south of saskwoodburner
Saskatchewan. It's not that complicated.
33°F at 11:30 this morning. Throwing some junk Poplar and Manitoba Maple into the stove.
22°F this morning. Burning some DED Elm that's been dead for several years. Not much heat in it. 200 miles south of saskwoodburner.
