Meeehhh, after further review and some research, I see that the maximum power rpm is 9600 (in the wood) and msot guys are saying 13,500rpm is max...
I'm looking for the above information. Mine is NOT and X-Torq model. From what I have gathered, it looks like the idle is supposed to be...
I haven't read the whole thread yet, so someone may have answered this already. I also do hydrographics. As far as the durability goes, it's all...
No, I didn't. I'm going to do what I can without rentals as best as I can. Then when I get to a point where I can't do much more, I'll get that...
Ran down there for a better look and to get a game plan. The two piles that need to go first are right on the road and on level ground. Cutting...
Sounds like a cool shoot. they shoot something like that in Sacramento, about 140 miles from me. I have never been. I don't really have...
I guess I'm backwoods also. I crack down the big stuff vertically, and finish off horizontally. A 30" oak round can't be picked up, so....
I use very little lube on my carry guns. That being said, just about any light oil will work. Buy a quart of synthetic ATF and a needle oiler....
Cost. That is the only reason I do not shoot PRS. Sure looks like fun though.
Good deal. Thanks guys!
Good deal. I hate to beat up tools if I don't need to.
So I bought my first splitter a couple of months ago. It's a 25 ton and it works great. My question is is there any problems with running it...
I have some big oak that I'll need to split and I'm still not sure how I'm going to get it moved around to split it. Might have to crack it down...
I know. That is why I bought a splitter!
I have some 24" rounds in Douglas Fir. It splits nice, even with an axe.
I've got a 372xpw and tried the 32" bar on it. It was fine, but a bit out of balance for me. I am running a 28" and really like it. I also run...
I have a very early 50 and it's a great saw. Use it from everything from limbing to smaller trees.
So the West (ie. California) has one thing going for it besides the weather!
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There are some pellets that are a bit cheaper, but they don't burn that good and we use more of them. When you say "Douglas Firs" are you talking...
