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  1. dgeesaman
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    this will be a mess, come springtime

    According to my wife, only dried pine shavings are acceptable for that. The farmer who takes our manure won't mind it so I'll have some quality...
    Post by: dgeesaman, Feb 1, 2015 in forum: The Wood Pile
  2. dgeesaman
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    this will be a mess, come springtime

    Tree guy left these out on the gravel driveway. Had to cut them to move them. You can see the pile in back, should be good in a couple years.
    Thread by: dgeesaman, Feb 1, 2015, 15 replies, in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Zero Turn Mower Recommendations

    Ferris is now owned by the people who own B&S. So B&S engines are surprisingly well priced compared to Kawis or Kohlers.
    Post by: dgeesaman, Feb 1, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
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    Any tips for making a clean bucking cut through a big log?

    I'm kidding - the 28" is working fine and I can't justify a bigger bar or saw to drive it.
    Post by: dgeesaman, Jan 31, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
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    Any tips for making a clean bucking cut through a big log?

    I'll take a loaner saw, if that's what you're getting at
    Post by: dgeesaman, Jan 31, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
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    Any tips for making a clean bucking cut through a big log?

    So I made about a dozen more full size bucking cuts today and they nearly all matched up cleanly by starting over the top as recommended and being...
    Post by: dgeesaman, Jan 31, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
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    storing chains

    I suppose I can tell my wife about buying more stuff, as long as I keep referring to stuff as "chain holders".
    Post by: dgeesaman, Jan 30, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
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    Cheap Bar Oil

    I'm not at $7 / gal but I've been picking up Echo Premium C&B oil from my local hardware store. The bottles are dusty but at $12/gal seems like a...
    Post by: dgeesaman, Jan 30, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
  9. dgeesaman
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    MS660 VS MS661

    I don't believe you. Send them to me for independent verification
    Post by: dgeesaman, Jan 30, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
  10. dgeesaman
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    This is what people are gripping about.

    I'd drop a letter to him, with return address "Neighbor" and inform him that his irresponsible burning must stop immediately or else it will be...
    Post by: dgeesaman, Jan 30, 2015 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Zero Turn Mower Recommendations

    If we're doing mower porn, then here
    Post by: dgeesaman, Jan 30, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
  12. dgeesaman
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    What are the advantages

    One other element of grinding is you can get soft and hard wheels. With a soft wheel (resinoid) you can take off less material and produce a...
    Post by: dgeesaman, Jan 28, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
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    good chains to use on 372xp

    I've been running my 372XP for a few weeks now in green red oak, maple, ash, and poplar. I run it with a large 28" bar and have tried both an...
    Post by: dgeesaman, Jan 27, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
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    Looks What I Gotted

    It's a picture book. Think comic book with trees instead of superheroes. Just my style :)
    Post by: dgeesaman, Jan 27, 2015 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    $ value of CSS cord?

    Where I'm at, a seasoned, split hardwood cord runs $150-180. Short run delivery adds about $20, but no stacking (just dump it and go). I have a...
    Post by: dgeesaman, Jan 27, 2015 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Any tips for making a clean bucking cut through a big log?

    I would have guessed he was simply staying on the uphill side for safety
    Post by: dgeesaman, Jan 26, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
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    Any tips for making a clean bucking cut through a big log?

    The bar is basically new with about 6 tanks of use on it. It cuts nice and straight through the top and middle sections of the log. I'm leaning...
    Post by: dgeesaman, Jan 26, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
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    Any tips for making a clean bucking cut through a big log?

    I have a set on the way actually. The standard dog on my 365 is short and when you get below the center of the log it's no good since the chain...
    Post by: dgeesaman, Jan 25, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
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    Any tips for making a clean bucking cut through a big log?

    Been working through some 40" logs using my 28" bar. I cut bar-deep as far as I can from one side, drive a wedge in top, then come down through...
    Thread by: dgeesaman, Jan 25, 2015, 32 replies, in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
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    Anyone use the Oregon Saw Chain, M72LPX

    Did you ever end up finding this Dave?
    Post by: dgeesaman, Jan 25, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
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