Hanging around here pretty good, six or seven inches, even though it's above freezing here. I've been laid up today though so no work got done...
Hydraulic splitter is overkill in this case.:rofl: :lol:
Can be a bit of a pain when the rounds get bigger but splitting from the outside in has always granted me quite a bit of success.
Nice thing about working in the winter, snow banks keep the beer cold.:thumbs::cheers:
Each shovel load weighed quite a bit, but I was glad when it was finally done, I hate how it sticks to just about everything and makes it a soggy...
The far left corner is about an inch higher than the other corners, I plan on fixing that tomorrow after work weather provided. Going to pick up...
For oak to season it has to be cut split and stacked off the ground and top covered for 2.5-3 years. Maple, depends on the breed, silver, red, and...
Beautiful tree, shame it has to come down.:(
Took a break from cutting today to set up the foundation for a proper wood shed. Using some rough cut scraps around and some cinder blocks I got...
Sounds like it needs some parts, carb etc? But hey as long as it runs it's good to hang on to and if the new 359 works why jump right on repairing...
Big big bucks there.:D I like the Husqvarnas, but I'd most likely buy used, right now I really can't justify it, the plowing needs and wood...
I prefer a simple back cut, then again I avoid anything with a major lean, I know my limits. :yes:
I'm thinking of getting a newer 60cc or 70 cc saw at some point. Just not sure if I want Stihl or Husqvarna, liking the Husky's so far.:thumbs:
I love the new 18" bar on mine, perfect for what I need it for, not too big and not too small, right in the middle.:yes:
Mine started idling low last time I used it but I think the carb just needs to be adjusted. Not to worried about it it's a pretty solid runner.:yes:
4x4 four wheeler and plow comes first unfortunately.:D
18" bar on that one? Looks like it's seen a few hours of use. ;)
Finally got the Husqvarna running right and got it cutting, after using it to fell a few trees and buck up a few pieces of oak the differences...
Love the HH, if I had the extra wood and free time I'd give one a go, looks like it'd be a nice thing to have in the yard to impress the...
Nice oak score.:yes:
