Here's one I got during rifle season this year. I think I missed him on the first day of rifle season, chasing a doe. But I got him 3 or 4 days...
I recently retired from welding/fabrication/construction and welded steady for maybe 30 years, but did fly a desk a lot in later years. The auto...
That's my solution as well. I have been carrying a couple of new chains in the factory box in my tool bag, but I have started carrying usually...
I just saw a tree that I wanted to sink my 462 CM with the 28" bar into. I can already feel the dogs hitting the bark and the chain digging in...
Back issues are a bummer, that's for sure. I think maybe I am fortunate in that regard. I hurt my back on job a couple of times working...
Locally, we have always just called them Cedar trees, which was also the standard Christmas Tree if you cut one yourself, in this part of the...
Hope it goes well. My dad in his last couple of years would get cold and try to keep the house very hot. He would turn his gas stove up and...
Thanks, I knew a lot of bars had the hole for greasing but my Stihl bars don't, but with the new bar purchase, I noticed the hole, and wanted to...
Well, I happened to search and found an old thread about greasing the bar sprockets. It looks like there is a lot of controversy over it. Some...
I put a new 24" Tusmura lightweight bar on my 362. This is the first bar I have bought that actually has the hole to grease the sprocket in it. My...
Now, I am wondering if I am cutting Hackberry or Sugarberry. I suspect it might be Sugarberry.
Well, I guess I will cut some into firewood then. I am cutting it out of an old fence row to clean the place up, some.
It just so happened that I hauled in and stacked a tier of Hackberry, today, and put it on the porch, since I had a spot open up and after...
Northwest Arkansas, it would be a bit of a haul for you. Most of the cedar I have would make pretty small boards, only the odd tree big enough...
I am cleaning up a lot of Cedar on the farm, some alive, and quite a bit of leaning dead. I believe I read somewhere that you shouldn't burn...
That might not be a bad deal, if the bars are in good shape, and good chains, especially since you shouldn't have to pay sales tax, buying off of...
I guess it's a matter of trust, but whenever I bought wood, they always helped me stack it, and then we measured the stack, and I paid...
I am experimenting with some semi-chisel right now on a couple of my saws. If both are sharpened right, semi-chisel suits me pretty good because...
Yep, I am getting on the 3 or 4 year plan. I think I may actually have 3 years stacked now, and probably 1-1/2 cords cut and split laying all...
I am pretty sure, I can burn 2 x 4's from the lumber yard and save money over that!