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Hickory Score!

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  1. dylskee

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    My neighbor had a good size hickory tree cut down yesterday and he said If I wanted the wood just come and take it..... So I did!! :bug::drool: I had to noodle a few pcs, they were too big too lift!!

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    Not sure what the hell my dog was trying to do this morning but...... :)
     
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  2. Shawn Curry

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    Ready to start basking in all those prime BTU's! Nice haul! :thumbs:
     
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    I sure am my friend!!! I cooked my chain though, I don't think I'm getting enough bar oil to this chain! Seems to be a common problem with the newer STIHLs.... I was noodling away and it got dull in an instant, I checked to see if I hit something but it was clean?
     
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    I meant, that's what the dog is doing! :rofl: :lol: Did the cutters look rounded over at all? I gotta turn my oiler all the way up to get enough while I'm noodling. If I don't I end up with buildup on the chain, but it's not necessarily dull. Cross cutting a large round afterwards usually cleans it back up if it's not dull. I know they put a lot shallower angle on ripping chain; never used it before but I hear it's supposed to cut nicer that way.
     
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    Oh, HAHAHAHA! Sorry, I'm a little tired today....
    No they didn't looked rounded over, I just took it apart and cleaned it out and took a cross cut on a round like you suggested and that did the trick! The chain still looked sharp as hell so I knew I didn't hit anything. I put the oiler adjuster all the way up too, that seemed to help a little. Thanks for the tip!! :like:
     
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    Nice. What is it, Pignut? I've only seen Pignut and Shag here so far; May be one of the several other types...
    They will often play dead if they see that there's a lot of stacking work to be done. ;)
     
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    When my dog does that she wants a tummy rub... but she's a female.
    Not sure what your dog wants...;)
     
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    I was gonna go with that, but decided to clean it up a bit. :)
     
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    That's the cleanest I could do...
    My gosh, that's like a hanging curve ball out there!
     
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    He just had an itch. :rootintootin: Nice scoop skee.:yes:
     
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    That'll give some nice heat after it's dry. Dog likes the score too, trying to give a high 5 or I mean 4
     
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    Yes, it's a pignut tree. And I think you're right, he does hate manual labor!! :D
     
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    Nice load! Your dog is doing the hickory shuffle.
     
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    This the you scored hickory lay on my back and scratch me you happy SOB pose...
    He's thinking 3 years out - basking by the warmth of the stove:rofl: :lol:
     
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    You might be right!! :) Now that I think about it, he was showing me how I was going to look after moving all that hickory!! He's right on..... :sleeping:
     
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    Good stuff right there ,good BTUs and FREE
     
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    Wow, hickory score! :) That's a pretty big one too (not the dog), not too many hickories need to be noodled. :axe:
     
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    Yeah, it was a good sized tree for sure! I could have noodled a few more but we just muscled them into the truck.
     
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    Nice score... folks downwind of ya are going to dream about barbeque ribs when you burn that.
     
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