I recently purchased a 2007 Yamaha 660 Rhino after I brought it home I found the battery box to be empty .Went on the hunt and found the full size...
Look forward to shaking hands with ya
Yes it is easy to be a little down when we think of some of the things happening in our world now. I believe we are in some very good times we...
That 262xp was my first ported saw ,I now also have a 572xpg that is ported. Those two are my most favorite saws to run.like I said before the...
Yes that is the saw and that is me taken her for a test drive ,and she still runs that good.when I go to a group wood cutting she still turns heads
That ported 262 is a hotrod,it is running awesome. Thanks again Redfin
All three of the saws you mentioned are good firewood saws . I have had my 254 xp for many years and it was my only saw for maybe ten years or so...
Glad the surgery went well Lyle :) I will continue to pray for you friend
I don't think anyone has mentioned a bark spud. I find one to be very helpful removing mud where I plan to cut. Wet mud is easier on the chain...
Triptester that is a very nice job converting that splitter to vertical. I don't weld so I built most of mine out of wood.
Had a 372 for several years , very good saw. I do like the computerized carburetor of the 572. Never thought I would say that but it has made a...
I agree with Brad ,I don't think it looks stringy enough to be elm .The more I look at that bark the more puzzled I am.
I like my ported 572 xp
White elm
I like Jill's jugs , I have two of the 1.25 gallon , one 2.5 , and one 5 gallon
Nice saw , welcome aboard
I have always wished the company's that make chain would market them in a plastic box instead of cardboard.
Don't think I would feel safe taking a chainsaw to the bottom of that tree. Looks to have stored energy in several directions. I think I would put...
Most of the fires the folks here start are considered controlled burn
Served as a volunteer fireman for several years ,now I serve on the fire board
