That will definitely "do work!" Congratulations.
Great score! I have a 15 y.o. X304 which is the same mower, but with 4-wheel steer. Go ahead and fix it up and you will have a great mower for...
The way I look at it, there are 2 choices: 1) Cheap (big box,etc) Smaller up front investment, but may likely need more $ down the line for...
Would love to, but I'm too spoiled by seeing mills with full hydraulics and computer setworks. So, I don't have an extra $50K kicking around.
Great looking, highly efficient workhorse there. Which skidding winch do you have on the back and how do you like it?
I sawed all types of boards. The best logs I sawed into 4/4 - 6/4 as wide as possible. The lower grade logs I sawed into 1.5" x 8" x 8' trailer...
Finally got started stacking and stickering the lumber we sawed Tu-Th. It was zero fun in 90+ degree weather. For the record the blue is chestnut...
I've been harvesting many (~5,200 bd-ft of logs) recently dead oaks from my forest over Winter and Spring. Today, I finally got started on...
3/8 x 0.063 x 84 dl with Stihl 12.1 mm (aka S1, D025) mount, very good condition, rails, tip, sprocket are nearly new but there is some cosmetic...
3/8 x 0.063 x 72 dl with Stihl 12.1 mm (aka S1, D025) like new condition. $75, you pick up or pay shipping from 17078. I can also bring it to the...
0.325 rim sprocket is available if you want to just buy PHO.
Saw runs and oils as it should. I just don't use it as much as I thought I would. When I bought it a couple years ago, I replace fuel and air...
TBH, I had to fell it onto the neighbor's property as it was in the way of the fence we are installing, so I took the first 10' butt log for...
Thanks dgeesaman for helping out. [ATTACH]
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So jealous! No direct experience here, but Farmi and Wallenstein both have excellent reputations.
1) I'm totally in for Sat, not sure if I'd stay overnight. 2) I could haul up some crotch logs if anyone wants to make some slabs. 3) My MS661 is...
They always look cool when freshly milled, but a lot of times they blow up when drying due to all the stored tension in the grains going different...
This curious crotch came out of a chestnut oak I recently felled. It's about 8' long and almost 5' at the widest point. It might make some...
Still trying to salvage some of my dead standing chestnut oaks for lumber and/or firewood. These two were decently straight and not too far gone....
