I've found the Stihl oilers don't seem to oil enough, reason I was asking about oil with a big bar. I've burned up a few 18" bars on the 460 and...
You could fill the boat to the top with concrete and MAYBE it would touch 5000lbs haha!
I meant to ask if it was snowing at your place. Been snowing here since about 7PM. Rained almost all day, then started turning into flurries...
I normally wait to empty the stove when it's warm enough outside that I can let the stove go cold. Makes much less mess shoveling out cold ash...
Similar weather going on in Maine where most of family resides. Either it's been very cold or warm and raining.
I don't know guys, just my experience between two different 460s. I'd imagine you have to upgrade the stock oiler to run a big bar like that?
I've had this happen a few times on my stove. Without the CAT going it's a fairly direct path from top of stove to pipe. Usually I can leave the...
I paid about $80 for the one I have and it looks nearly identical to that unit. :mad: Mine came from Sears....
I have a 660 big bore. It runs fine but it's heavy and really doesn't cut any better or faster than my 460. I should have bought another 460...
I can't really tell what is going on that caused the saw to come back. Can anyone tell? The video is small and blurry for me. Maybe sound would...
On paper the break even is around $240 a cord between wood and natural gas. Though it doesn't seem to work out like that for me. Before I put...
I wonder what they used to test it and how they tested? The way I test is split it fresh and check on the face. Like this: [IMG] The...
No doubt, also you can't bring logs/firewood into the US without it being heat treated (with certificate). The whole deal just made no sense. If...
If you figure in the extra cost of flux core over solid, plus less ft on a spool of flux core, even with the gas cost, I think it would work out...
I'm still around. Taking a "break" for the winter on wood. I don't know of anyone actually selling wood for that much in this area. Maybe a...
