[img] [img] [img] Walking down a single blow down run
Have a MS 192 rear handle that I bought new. Love the little thing for trimming and limb work up but it's been acting up on me for about a year...
I've had about 100 loads like this and can't say I'm real happy about it. Ash bore has taken most every one around here out and I hate to see...
As luck would have it, I found a system that will hold the chain tight will I file it. :dancer: [img]
[img] Put a new chain on my saw but wondering what grind I should use. Seems kind of dull even though I never hit anything. :rofl: :lol:
We call them dryers as they perferate it. LOL
We try to cycle it through and yes you get some bugs but they burn up to eventually. LOL Better to be ahead than worry about that. Growing up we...
Two homes that wood is the complete heat source of and 2 shops that we fire up stoves when we are working in there. Probably less than 4 cord a...
That was just one of the barns we stored in. [IMG] [img] Another barn [img] [IMG] This barn had about 40 cord but a renter's mother decide...
Stairstep roll with one person. Stack the smaller ones on the ground behind and end over end in. Tricks of the trade when you don't have a loader...
I remember on those loads I was stacking and 4 loads came real close to 5 cord. Actually by weight it would stack out more than that once split as...
Most of these cord loads never went on the road as they are from the homeplace. I do run close to cord loads on the road and just take it easy...
It does sit level when it's not on the stops like that. Squat is not for looks like kids are doing now. LOL It does have the 350 in it. Both...
I guess my 89 makes the 30 year cut off now. The mighty 1/2 ton has hauled hundreds of cords over the years and keeps going. getting close to...
I have a 4 way for my splitter and I find I don't use it as much as I thought. Creates too much trash/smalls for me so I tend to only put it on...
He says right in the video they want boiler chunks as it was a special order. Built for their needs so it's all good. Some people don't want slivers.
Thanks. It makes splitting fun and you aren't really even tired after a day of using it. Mission accomplished.
I've always tried to put the money saved into using wood as a heat source, back into the process to make it easier. My way to justify the upgrades...
Thanks for the kind words. The cable will spool out about 25 ft so you can reach out pretty far if needed, We normally just keep backing up once...
We end up working up quite a bit of large diameter wood. Whether it be wind blow downs or trees dying it seems to keep a constant flow of it. To...
