Long live outlaw country :salute: [MEDIA]
The pile looks pretty darn symmetrical to me, Russ! Not an easy thing to do with all triangular pieces either. I hear you on the re-stacking and...
Now that my firewood deliveries are out of the way, plenty of space opened up, and with warm weather quickly creeping in, I decided it was time to...
Here’s a screenshot of what the advertisement looked like when I ordered it. When I got it, I saw that the made in Italy part was ground off (they...
Perfect timing for this topic. I wasn’t going to take pictures tonight of this ongoing project but it’s a good example. I built this 61/272 a year...
Are you having the Chinese cylinder ported or using an OEM?
It’s aliiiiiiiiive! I still need to tune it but I can’t make noise outside right now. Later this week. It runs and oils though; that’s a good...
I figured it was ground more for durability than speed, which is fine. After the first sharpening I’ll give the side plate some more forward lean,...
I'm one click away from pulling the trigger on 25' of factory square ground from Frawleys in Iowa, who seem to have it cheapest. They're another...
I've been eyeing Duke's chain for a while... You've run it before? Is it actually fairly comparable to Stihl RS? The geometry looks aggressive.
I suppose I'm done for the season. At these temperatures I don't mind burning a little bit of oil sporadically, rather than trying to have a small...
Food, fun, fellowship. Looks like a phenomenal time. :thumbs: That's only a 12 hour drive for me, I should make a concerted effort to make it next...
Everything I'm running is old :whistle: Even my "modern" 372XP is at least 15 years old, same with the 395XP & Jonsered 2150. But most everything...
You could almost call it that. A woodpile is like money in the bank, when you're using it to keep the oil truck away as long as possible.
Seeing an entire winter's worth of my red oak disappear in a couple weeks time is not one of the highlights of my hoarding career, that's for...
Step one: buy a clone saw if it appeals to you, because if you're truly a free market type of person, you support the free market full stop Step...
That's strange because IIRC Oregon makes Husqvarna's chains. I know on the few Vanguard style I have they're identical between the chains stamped...
Why… yes I suppose I am :emb: The new dream is to burn all of my hard work myself :D
One more load of red oak today, two more planned for tomorrow. Then only 4 more next week before the summer hiatus. 3 more final loads this fall...
Amazon has been hit or miss with sending me the correct ones. Price wise they seem to have an edge over most everyone else though....
