You made better progress than I did. Stihl need to trim up a quick grab of HL and a few small oak/cherry limbs from friday. Spending to much...
They are more than likely all city park maintained trees or yardbirds dropped off at one of three city brush sites. It's slim pickins for anything...
All you had to do was call. The info was in a PM. I :bug: Mulberry :fire:
SALTS
Fixed.
Not sure what that bar and chain fit. Prolly not my Mcculloch.
This? http://m.ebay.com/itm/301287208758?nav=SEARCH[IMG]
big piltz dawgs with a 14" bar :rofl: :lol:[IMG]
Because they LD? :whistle:
That's ridiculously high priced. I'm thinking of selling my ms170 for a bill.
You shouldn't burn PINE :eek: That's bad bad stuff :loco: :crazy: Carry on:axe:
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Proud to say I am 1 of the members here. Thanks for the CAD.
:drool: Decent review on helko products. http://rockymountainbushcraft.blogspot.com/2012/04/helko-vario-2000-convertible-axe-system.html?m=1
:eek: Interested.:handshake:
Thank goodness you don't have pics. Nobody likes hickory :grizz: jerky or that one keyword?:cheers: Oops.:Yar:
Please no pics! :drool:
I thought the " shagbark bark" was a typo. I was referencing actual splits. I can't speak of the bark.
In my experience the splintering character of hickory seems to take a flame very well. The rest of the dense split may take a bit to follow suit.
Mine is set slightly under 1 1/2 & just over 1 3/4 if I remember.