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  1. Machria
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    'Easy start' chainsaws from various mfg's

    You need to learn to open up a bit, and let us know how you feel!! :rofl: :lol:
    Post by: Machria, Nov 28, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
  2. Machria
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    Christmas gift for a hoarder

    Yikes! That looks like just about the worste place on the planet to be bucking. 1' from a rock wall, wood laying on asphalt in a pile of leaves!...
    Post by: Machria, Nov 28, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
  3. Machria
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    A chain sharpening rig for a rook..

    Shawn, You ever try to use that guide from tree stuff? I got that same one a few weeks ago, and tried it. Unless I'm doing something wrong with...
    Post by: Machria, Nov 28, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
  4. Machria
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    A chain sharpening rig for a rook..

    I guess that is a testament to to the Timberline! ;)
    Post by: Machria, Nov 25, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
  5. Machria
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    Christmas gift for a hoarder

    LOL
    Post by: Machria, Nov 25, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
  6. Machria
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    Christmas gift for a hoarder

    I hear ya, but I wore them a few times this past summer on 80 to 90 and high humidity days and they were not as bad as I would have thought....
    Post by: Machria, Nov 25, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
  7. Machria
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    'Easy start' chainsaws from various mfg's

    Thanks for the vid, that is pretty cool. Seems like a great idea to me. hmmmmmmmm
    Post by: Machria, Nov 25, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
  8. Machria
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    Christmas gift for a hoarder

    A Timberline chain sharpener, and a bunch of the carbide cutters to go with it! If your looking for chaps, I recommend getting Chainsaw Pants...
    Post by: Machria, Nov 25, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
  9. Machria
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    A chain sharpening rig for a rook..

    How did you do that? With the sharp chain, or from the sharpener somehow?
    Post by: Machria, Nov 25, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
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    For Sale FHC Discount code: Nautical Jewelry (HOLIDAY SALE!)

    Black Friday Sale! My wife does not normally plan to have "sales"... But she is trying to get the business off the ground. Not an easy task...
    Post by: Machria, Nov 24, 2015 in forum: FHC Classifieds
  11. Machria
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    A chain sharpening rig for a rook..

    Well, I finally got around to giving the Timberline a whirl on a really messy LP chain on my Echo CS400. It took a few minutes and tries to figure...
    Post by: Machria, Nov 24, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
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    "Homeowner" saw choice? The eternal question.

    Wow! The results right now are: 13 vs 13 vs 13
    Post by: Machria, Nov 24, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
  13. Machria
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    "Homeowner" saw choice? The eternal question.

    I don't like the magnum stickers, they make the saw to heavy. ;). But do tell what an orange centered floppy cap looks like please...
    Post by: Machria, Nov 24, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
  14. Machria
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    "Homeowner" saw choice? The eternal question.

    Changing the gas cap can add hp?
    Post by: Machria, Nov 24, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
  15. Machria
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    Splitting and stacking is finally done

    GIMME DA WOOD!! That's one hell of a row of wood!
    Post by: Machria, Nov 23, 2015 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    "Homeowner" saw choice? The eternal question.

    Same for me, except my saw was the Echo CS400, and I tood bucked some 25 to 30" red oaks after Sandy hit. And it was two passes with the little...
    Post by: Machria, Nov 23, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
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    "Homeowner" saw choice? The eternal question.

    MS-362 Big and strong enough for a big bar and the occasional bigun, and small enough for an everyday home firewood saw.
    Post by: Machria, Nov 23, 2015 in forum: Chainsaws and Power Equipment
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    Anyone stack splits next to/against the house?

    Here we go.... a pic will help.... 62" wide x 86" high x 40" deep = 0.96 cord of Black Locust at 10 to 15% [ATTACH]
    Post by: Machria, Nov 23, 2015 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Anyone stack splits next to/against the house?

    I'm worried about termites/ants, not fires. Neither. It's completely under the house. The house is 10' off the ground via stilts like a beach...
    Post by: Machria, Nov 23, 2015 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Anyone stack splits next to/against the house?

    I burn 2 to 3 cords a year, so I need 3 cord stored in dry locations. I have 2 small wood sheds 1 holds a cord, the other only 3/4 of a cord....
    Thread by: Machria, Nov 23, 2015, 25 replies, in forum: The Wood Pile
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