Don’t know. Only seen pics on the webz
#2 might be American elm. If it’s green it will be stringy and give you fits. It’s easier after it sits a year or 2. It also looks a little bit...
Hot potato!
Same. We had about 2 feet on the ground two weeks ago. Got down to about 6 inches of hard pack during the warm-up and some rain. Cold for the...
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Husky doesn’t offer the same thing. But they don’t normally need it. His saw has the same oil pump as a 390. They’re notoriously good
Merry Christmas, Scotty. Tell the better half and your kids Hey from Michigan
This would be a great option. Not really considered a pro saw, but it has many of the pro saw features of the 2 series Huskies. Leaps and bounds...
Give her some money and send her shopping
Solid buy:yes: Bar and chain alone has to be $150-200
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Stihl calls for a 13/64 file for 3/8 chain. Everyone else recommends 7/32. Your 2 in 1 needs 13/64. The 2 in 1 with 7/32 files is for .404 chain
Thanky. Call me dumb. I’ve never heard of a seat cover that would fit a tractor. Particularly one that was so readily available. Hats off, sir :tip:
I haven’t run many, but what I’ve learned is that Echo/Shin is at the top of the heap for blowers and trimmers
“I fear we have awakened a sleeping giant” Ya think?
Awesome rig. I have an L48. Any links to the seat cover?
Looks like they got you taken care of. Basically, as soon as you release some forward pressure it should burble/4 stroke
Run lots of oil in that saw and tune it so that it barely cleans up in the wood or it won’t last
Yep correct.
No pro here either. I grind the same as you. Less moving of gadgetry is better :yes:
