This might ruffle a few feathers, but watching the contortions people go through with "bucking racks". Good God man it is a log, cut into...
I made one and it worked OK, gave it away. The cutting edge was a bed knife off a reel greens mower, super hard metal and sharp.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
I agree a sharp wedge helps a lot. BTW look at the paint worn off the wedge and you can truly see what part of the wedge is actually doing the...
Hmm..........so is this thread snowblowers or snowmobiles? I rode for a few years, but got rid of it 4 years ago. This was a heck of a day after...
That pic was from years back. Sunday I blew about 6" of wet concrete snow.
I've had 3 auto tunes saws, sold two of them keeping the one with heated handles and replaced with old school 3xx XP series. The old school start...
Great timing of this post. I just replaced the bearings in the PTO assembly on the blower unit. You guys need to live in this God forsaken...
Apple season ended last week, I was going to goof off and go shoot pistols when they called saying, "want some Red & White Oak" Gotta say this...
Started off the 2025 season with the first load when my logger buddies called. The last 2 pics are 3 full cord neatly stacked into an 18' trailer...
Make your splits smaller, tap the splits to dislodge them and heave on the stack. Ants cannot survive without moisture.
Well this isn't really the daintiest machine to deliver your wood. [ATTACH]
Hmmm...........so a cutting disc on an angle grinder isn't quite accurate enough?:whistle:
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As you can see from the above pic., the wood I cut is very dirty. So I plunge cut probably 75% of the time to avoid the dirt. The hardnosed bar...
This thread is poorly worded. It coule have been what is the BEST saw and the only answer is a ported 346XP with 357XPs close behind. My 562XPG...
Get a headache rack to protect the rear window before hauling wood.
Being a near professional, at least in my mind :D:p:cool: I use a LOGGING crayon.
RCBS That pic in post #1 is a very honest 1/4 cord, I would have said a face cord. Around here, $90/face is fair market value for seasoned...
I don't know, it was a cheap one at Farm and Fleet, all the cheap grinders are made by Tecomec and rebadged.
Profiling the wheel to the OEM shape greatly reduces vibration and aids in plunge/bore cutting which I do a lot on cable skidded logs. Normal...
