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No. Tho I've moved a good amount of firewood with pikepoles. In Southeast Alaska I sold firewood sometimes. Often I would be bucking and...
I'll go search it.
13 this morning. Had a day off Yaaay ! Shoveled a 5 gallon bucket full of ashes out of the stove this morning. One thing about burning Spruce,...
1 of my air pressor sensors went gunnybag. I just got reset every time I start the truck. I should get it replaced.
Naww. You'll probably see us post some Stupid cold temps this Winter. Leaves are still in LOT'S of trees. So it Ain't winter yet. Other than an...
I guess I need to remember to get a weather station. But, a Crowley Alaska thermometer and a pair of eyeballs will do the same thing. I would...
+5°F Fkws in the stove
Between 18 and 20 at the moment. FKWS in the stove . 72 in the house.
For lots of bucking or falling bigger than 12" stump diameter trees . The small fast saws aren't the greatest. I used my 242s for pre commercial...
The 543 doesn't turn up as fast as the 242 . At least factory specs. But maybe with some messaging it would . With a little 16" bar. And a chisel...
That is Awesome !! Looks Perfect for at the splitter
Same here ! Our European brethren have it figured out tho with carrying/moving poles tho. That funny little inline hook that you see in saw...
But, it's the HAVING TO WORK ON IT. As opposed to WORK IT. Put a tarp over it and a generator and a ready heater under the tarp . Plug in the...
Mine takes the old-fashioned round coil. I didn't think to try Amazon.
Biggest reason I don't go out and buy an old farm tractor. It would have to be mechaniced. New only needs maintenance. I can handle that
I'm getting a desire for a somewhat more modern 242 Husky . The 543 looks to be the ticket me as long as it's available with heated handles and carb.
Ya, I have no idea. When it comes to mechanic stuff I'm pretty useless. Other than pro saws. I can fix and rebuild those.
I’d love to see a pic of the 4 point version !
Because I grew up logging and loading mostly 4' wood. With pulp hooks. A pulp hook is my automatic go to wood handling tool. But, I got interested...