If you give it ample time to dry there's nothing wrong with leaving rounds that size
For occasional limbs and small trees id go ms170 or 180. They're good, lightweight, handy little saws. Very easy to use too
I get build up in mine, just scrape it out with a pocket knife every so often
I wouldn't mind riding on it :D
Always let the smartest guy drive the truck onto the trailer apparently
Yep, I've seen that trialer. It's nifty :cool:
Glad ya like it. How much do they sell for usually?
Good idea. And when the zombies come you can poke a .50 out there and hold down the fort :D
Me too. Nothing short of amazing. Great design skills :yes:
One load beats no loads :thumbs: Getting out in the woods a little every once in a while is good for ya I think :drunk:
Love me some cherry :thumbs:
Awesome score :thumbs:
Love that little Toyota :thumbs:
Lots of creative wood splitters apparently! With lots of spare time too :rofl: :lol:
Yeah, a sledge wouldn't be a bad investment :rofl: :lol:
It's for the wood castle he's building! That's just my theory :whistle: :D
I'm not even the recipient and I'm excited to see what it is after all this dex! :cool:
Interesting results. I like watching these vids :thumbs: Nice sawbuck too, and the 261 ain't bad looking either :D
Nice pics. Elm is good wood. Looks like red elm too, which isn't near as bad to split as other kinds of elm. Nice slab you killed there, any plans...
French dips are my weakness :drool: :rofl: :lol: