I am cleaning up a bunch of rough trees in an old tree line separating a couple of fields. A lot of dead and alive, tangled up big cedars, which...
I found it, today. I finally looked it up in the manual. I haven't decided to push it in an turn it yet. I may be getting enough oil. I am using...
I wondered about that because you can't turn the screw very much as is. Where is that pin located at? Is it in the manual? I guess I ought to read...
Yep, and I like the idea of it, so I can run a little longer bar, without making the saw so front end heavy. I ran all three of my saws today. I...
Whittling away is what I do, just about always, if I drop a tree with a lot limbs. That way when I finally get to the trunk, there isn't any limbs...
I cut a leaner today, sort of like some of that stuff, but on a smaller scale. It was an oak leaner that was leaning pretty hard, but had a dead...
Those trees look tricky to get down, as they are or will be hung up in other trees. I guess you will just keep whittling from the bottom and...
Yep, I could see how it would pay for itself pretty quick with paying work.
Oh, I have mostly vintage Plumbs, True Temper Kelly Perfects, Collins, and the only new one, (recent vintage) is Grandfors Bruks Small Forest Ax,...
Interesting; I have never seen that brand of bar, in my area, but then again, Stihl and Oregon are about all you see around here. And nobody keeps...
Yep, me too. I am still learning, but I have learned quite a bit on keeping chains and bars in decent shape. It's fun running a chainsaw in good...
JimBear, Are you saying that the Tsumura bars are better than the Stihl Lightweight bars? And please excuse my ignorance, but what is a GB bar?
Standing up to buck is why I really like the longer bars that and added reach in other situations. The first thing I did was turn the oiler up to...
That's what I have on my 362. I like the 25" bar, but mine is he standard weight bar. I think it would be better to have a lightweight bar on it,...
Yes, I recon I am truly blessed at this time in my life.
I guess that 8 pin sprocket will really spin that 20" and you have the power to back it up.
Absolutely, I try to keep them fairly tight in this kind of cutting, also.
Probably old hat to a lot of you guys with more experience. I have been cutting some really crappy, dirty, sandy even, Cedars, with a few small...
Some dealers do have them, as I was surprised to see one on the shelf, today, when I bought the 462. One reason I went ahead and bought the 462,...
I got the 362 a few months ago, and just recently bought a 261 CM.