No sir, it wouldn’t. Unless the owner thought that was the reason it wouldn’t cut and needed to be replaced
First 2 are red maple. 3rd looks like red oak
A new chain won’t cut backwards either lol. You can melt the hole full of weed trimmer line and redrill the hole. Or shove a piece of trimmer...
I don’t see the issue. Decks use treated lumber. Pole barns, garages, even some basements are made from treated lumber
That’s why it’s called Firewood Hoarders Club, not Firewood Identifiers Club. Lol
No need if you’re canning it
Yep I know you were. Was trying to convey to others that the walls had dirt filled to near the top and then a concrete floor in case it wasn’t...
Some sort of steel tying wall a to wall b. But to access it and to allow them to be pulled together the floor and dirt inside need removed.
361 might mill 6-8” wide boards ok. I would run a heavier oil ratio though and tune it a bit rich. Keep the chain as sharp as possible and go slow
Doesn’t matter lol
It’s an apron, Mr. Get it right
Yep. I’ve received boxes titled Big K’s Sausage Emporium. Lol. All they care is that the zip code and address are correct
I actually watched a guy start his saw with the sheath on and made half of an attempt to remove it with the saw running LOL. Thankfully he thought...
+1 on the Predator mentioned above. I have never actually owned one, but I do own several Hondas. Predator is pretty close to a perfect Honda...
I get what you’re saying, and I thought the same thing. I do enjoy the speed of the single speed pump of the tractor. And I like not having to...
I’m still gaining on them. Your number is coming up soon enough. I haven’t really bumped it back at all, it was just a long list
I would be careful unbolting and raising the building from that foundation with the dirt inside pushing out on the walls. With a good concrete...
Subtle hint...... I got it ;)
Grease that bearing every 20 tanks or so. Probably once or twice a year for most firewooders. Nice looking saw.
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