Running that saw is enough fun on its own to justify some hard work. It would be neat to take it all through break in in the same piece of wood....
Did I mention that him and his boy do the splitting, and that they haul and load their own, and they have the FEL, and he's family, and I think...
He'll buy whatever is right, just wondering how far to push it. What's your thoughts DexterDay on running even a 32" hard on a new saw?
I did mean use it in the 660 now, then save it for the 441 once it's worthy. But, if they're different mounts that changes that. So, are they...
Or, I could get the 36", use the 660 for now, then have the 36" for the 441 after its trip to Tennessee, and after the ho oiler.
I do have access to a 660, but it's not mine. It's in the shop right now for a mm and some regular maintenance. I know i can use it for this,...
I agree with everything said. I think I'll still take him up on a 32. Probably won't use it much, but I'll have it and it should last me a lifetime.
Oh yeah, had a time with pain killers. Not for me if avoidable.
Don't sound bad at all. I'll have to look for it.
I like this guy...let's see if we can get him a membership. Welcome!
Any thoughts on pushing a saw that hard when it's only 5 tanks into its life?
Really though, the blocks I could make with the 28 would surely be hard to maneuver around. A bigger bar would just make bigger blocks. It's...
Beer....I like beer...
Nice. What style is that. Most Christmas beers I've had are pale ales bordering on barley wine. I try to enjoy a sixer of Sierra Nevada...
How much is an ho oiler? I knew I should've got the cmr, but nobody has them around here.
I drink them probably more than I should. Love the 5%, makes me feel like I got my money's worth.
I already have a 28". I'm sure that would work fine, but if someone offers to buy me a bigger bar I kinda feel like I should say ok. :thumbs:
Started with a Labatt blue. Moved on to a whiskey and diet coke while thawing by the fire after a long day outside. Today's whiskey is...
Good point. I hadn't considered the oiler factor. Will running winter weight oil when it's not that cold out help? If so the 32 still might be...
I'd agree with most on saying a half cord, maybe a little more.
