A worthy post Grasshopper! And well scrounged! :thumbs::salute:
Anything left of the chain when you finished sharpening it? :eek:
I did! :faint::rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol:
I've seen pictures of Dennis Cook on the post office's 'Most Wanted' bulletin board! Be careful, he seems to be a tough ombre! :D:p:rofl: :lol:
Well... The B. S. begins! I just received word from the shipper one of 2 packages for my recipient is lost! Now wait for the refund and try again....
Always! Some folks just don't 'get it' and never will.
chipdrop. com Hint, sign up to take logs and chips. This choice increases your chances of getting logs. If you don't have room or time for chips...
The metal may not be exactly where the stains are. It could be way above or below the stains. The longer the metal is in the wood the further the...
Like the man on T. V. said: "This is gonna be fun!" :D
I have a Timberline sharpener I'll sell with extra cutters and parts. I purchased a Superjolly and a CBN wheel and never went back to the Timberline.
Cool! I bet you could fell 20 trees a day for the rest of your cutting life and never do that again! :salute:
Old joke: What do you call 10 lawyers sitting on the bottom of the ocean? ....A good start! :D
Thanks! I think you are close enough to me that you pricing info would work here. I haven't found any listed here yet.
As I said, I'm no attorney but when the owner's manual says 20% or less, I would say that may be a starting point. All speculation however. I've...
Good point! Most are too small in diameter for building but just right for fence work.
In my opinion, wet wood is, at best a waste of money and, at the worst, it's just dangerous to burn. If you have a catalyst type stove pretend...
I'm clearing some of my property and thinning some young eastern red cedar and black locust. normally I would burn that kind of small stuff, but...
Most likely will get the 24" Granberg and use my 661 with a rippin chain. I don't plan to do a lot of milling. But... I was talking to a guy a...
Sooooo... The guide rails, 2x4 or ladder, must be leveled on the log in order for the first cut to be straight?
Once again I'm thinking about purchasing a chainsaw mill, and this time I'm ah doin' hit by thunder! I've been looking at Granberg mills, but...
