I've had some back issues in the past but never had anything done so I'm of little help there. I'm down at the moment as I was working on a barn...
I do not see that much there for the price given. I'd have a hard time sitting as well.
As long as your comparing apples to apples as far as brands go I would say he was out of line. Comparing a Parker fitting to an offshore price is...
I guess he could have rounded up to the next foot and charged more. :) That is the norm around here anymore, charging by the inch. Those long...
I personally would not put any burnable/melting type material up against a flue pipe, even if insulated. Your going to have to have enough area to...
Where are you putting the flue through? If you use a section of the insulated double/triple wall pipe it will help. [img] Not a great pic but I...
It's the least I could do!
I'm not sure I am following what you are asking. My stove had 2 "sets" of possible runs and I just used one. My big mistake was not running the...
Anything to save fuel from extra trips, environment is the main concern....:dex: My suspension is called frame flex and air pressure in the tires!
Tends to do that when your hauling mainly Beech!
[img] [img] [img] [img] [img] [img] [img] Had to move some wood out of the barn as need to do repairs on it because of wind damage. moving...
When thinking mine out I knew I was doing this for the long term and less maintenance issues. I've always used the thought process of using the...
On building size it depends on how high you want to stack. Mine is 20' x 20' but it would have been nicer to be bigger. I use about 12- 13 cord...
The truck is right beside it. Tree was right at 5 ft in diameter, SOLID. Hurricane Ike's wind blew the top out. 20 ft totem pole was left and...
Beech is great stuff! We are blessed with one woods with a lot of old growth in it. When one dies or blows down it gets worked up in a hurry....
Making something useful out of others throw aways is always a good thing. Walking in and out of the woods is always a nice thing too as you...
Be sure to drain the oil tank and flush it out as well. I'm always amazed how much dust finds it way in there and I even keep a paint brush to...
On a saw that new, "generally" it is just a fleck of dirt getting into an orifice, blocking/restricting. At least from my experience. Another tip...
Here's a dealer trick for the oiler. Take the bar and chain off. Take an air nozzle hooked to an air compressor and put the nozzle on the sprocket...
I never found a photograph of a dozer helpful in removal of stumps and roots. :rofl: :lol:
