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A nice spring day...

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Chvymn99, Mar 15, 2014.

  1. Chvymn99

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    I put about two more tanks through it yesterday. It dont take long to burn fuel through it when your cutting 28-30" Oak. LOL.... I'm thinking I'm going back to the 7 sprocket when I run the 32" bar though. I was noticing some lack of torque in that oak, I had to watch how I was spitting throwing wood chips. But that thing is a blast to sink into that big wood.
     
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    Cool. I think I had about 3 gallons through it when it left here. It should break on in pretty soon. I would use the 7 pin with the 32" and use the 8 for 24" and down.
     
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    I'm just so glad that I bought that from you. I had reservation that I was buying too big and too much of saw. But for the wood that I get, its usually not the smaller variety, thats already been taken, I get the left overs or the want nots. Now its paying off, and it makes cutting those big woods a pleasure again.
     
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    Big saws make bigger wood so much easier to work with.
     
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    Pete, Halle's 3 years old. Pretty good dog so far.
     
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    No doubt about it loon. He runs back and forth as I spit and stack. He climbs the stacks every time I try to stack and he is right where I want to put the next piece, but he thinks he is helping :) I don't mind because I love my dogs and when they are so loyal they they want to be with me every step, well, that just makes me happy.