Sap is my least favorite part of pine. Gets everywhere :hair:
I've got one of those :rofl: :lol:
Yep, temps are supposed to nosedive down here later this week :shiver: Of course :shiver: to me is :dennis: For some of you from the snowy states...
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Under 1 grand.....441 sounds perfect. I think you'd be very happy with that saw. If you want to stick with a cheaper farm/ranch stihl, the 391...
Nice saws :saw: That tree will make some nice firewood. It better after the work to get it :D
Nice looking stacks, bet it feels good to stock back up :yes: :fire:
Easy as cut, split, stack, dry, and burn :thumbs: Pine and similar softwoods get used as heat in some of the coldest parts of the US to no ill...
It'd probably be close enough if you got the pins in pretty deep
Good luck getting through the season. Get as many log loads as you can to get stocked up for next season. Interesting ordinance about moving...
Looks like a good way to cut wood. Bet your bones don't hurt as bad when you go in for the day as us brutes without machinery :rofl: :lol:
I got the same look at lowes looking for one. Had at least three different young employees point me in the wrong direction, then a manager spend...
I buy mine at my stihl dealer as well
Get it :D:saw:
Now that's cool :eek:
Rechargeable?
Guess this guy never heard beggars can't be choosers?
No such thing as enough. If it makes you happy to buy, own, look at, and fire them occasionally; why stop?
That's some funny stuff :D
14% hedge from woods to stove? Thats a win :dex: