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Good to hear, but I'll take your word for it. I don't even like to cut in 50° temps, so no way are the saws being started in 90°, unless one falls...
I got to use Amsoil's B&C oil this past weekend in single digit temps and I like it. It is not as thick as the older TSC stuff in cold weather...
That's impressive considering it's made from water!
As long as it pours, it should be fine, as it will warm up/thin out in the saw.
I thought I may have this as an option....until I read about storing/using above 32°. I do all my cutting in winter and preferably in under 32°...
Thinking back, I think a lot of the problem of the thinner stuff running through my saw is the bar. The Tsumura bars seem to oil really well and...
We don't :( Rural King even has Husky's good bar oil for much less than I can get it around here. It's $23 here! So, did you notice a change in...
Just saw this thread. I'm looking for a quality replacement for the old TSC County Line oil that used to be tacky and on the thick side. I guess...
Buddy had one a handful of years ago. This was it after only 2,000 miles of driving it hard keeping up with us on the trails. He blew a belt....
yeah, you are selling the sizes of splits most people seem to want. :) Mine stuff is at EMC, as it's been c/s/s since early 2018.
I've sold a whopping 2 cords this winter after selling ~12 last winter. I'm a casual seller and do it just to make room so I can continue to cut...
I have one of those too and use it for the same purpose. Just used it last weekend in fact. I don't have the handle extension or re-direct...
I keep records from my wood splitter hour meter from when I start splitting to when I am done. My splitter is right next to my to-be-split pile....
Which is why I now stack on double pallets. :) I'm also a snow lover. We don't get crap here anymore.
yes, yes it is. I find myself just walking through my wood stacks just for the heck of it. :rofl: :lol:
Burning almost 9 year old red/white oak myself this winter (split and stacked in Spring '15).....but this will be the norm for me from now on.
Here's a photo I took on 12/28 through the patio doors -BEFORE- my nephew came to help, it shows the pile from the other side and the size of it...
I have ~60 cord c/s/s as of right now. I've sold ~14 cord over the past year though and another 5 cord to Joe P back a few years ago to help him...
I fell, block and haul away all my firewood in winter. I then split in March sometime, typically. I'm out of the woods for the year by the time...
