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Ya just split up a bunch yesterday. Its still getting down to 25 at night here so been starting a fire every day after work.
I have a not so great right shoulder, so im done with splitting mauls. Its the x27, my old double bit ax that belonged to grandpa, or noodle city.
Those old rangers are tough! The mini truck dirt track racers make a regular habit of building those 2.3 four boppers to 300 hp.
I wear the key outerwear logger jeans, very durable. I have 2 pairs of the riggs jeans i dont like the fit very well. I like the dickies also.
Im not good at posting the links but if anyone cares there is 090 with an alaska mill on bend or craigslist. It does not look as well kept as the...
I like your palletizing system, you are saving work by stacking the wood 1 time. And it looks great.
I like 361 stihls i have ran one that a buddy has and its a beast on medium sized softwoods with a 24 bar and full skip chain. Just make sure it...
As said above retail is where its at!
Noodle those big pine rounds, your body will hurt alot less.:thumbs:
I for one dont know much about that style of pioneer saw. The old green p61, p62, p41, p51 saws can still be found every so often in my area. The...
Yes this will work also
Pro timber fallers and arborists are amazing. The cut your talking about is called a 'dutch hip" around where i live. Ive seen my uncle use it...
Square chisel chain is fun to cut with, and even more so with 80cc plus powerhead. For most folks its best just to pay a shop to sharpen these chains.
Thanks for the replies everyone. I have a video of the arborist cutting the trunk off at fence height but my fone isnt cooperating on that. If i...
So a buddy of mine scored a pretty good load of green elm on sunday. He wants to burn it next winter, i told him to to go 2 summers for it to burn...
I wish there was some red cedar closer to me i love the smell of it, and its great wood for starting fires or burning on days where its 45 or 50...
I will take some pics of some larger junipers when the mud and snow recede enough to get to them. I plan on cutting about 2 cords of it for next...
Ya its juniper its a pita to cut because they suck up alot of dirt, and some are really bushy but the junipers that grow above like 3500 elevation...
East of the cascades in oregon we have a cousin to the red and white cedars called juniper its a pretty good firewood more btu than pine or fir....
