Sales not near what I thought they would be.

Possibly, they were a premier firewood saw in their day, but pretty heavy and slow by today's standards. Make sure your teef are in tight before you cut much with it.

 

Down the road with another load. Beautiful Tn morning.

 

Again, a perfect firewood day. Sold a 50/50 face cord of oak and hickory ($50 tip) and cut & split a large half cord of oak, beech and hickory. Was tackling 22-24” stuff today with a lot of sledging and wedging. Will be taking a few vitamin M’s tonight before bed. A little hooch on the tailgate to ease the pain and suffering.

 

Big rounds always make you wish for a liftgate if you cannot find any parts for that 031 I do believe I have 3in the shed for parts all have bad ignition but the rest of the parts are there JB

 

Thank you very much for the offer. Hope to know in a few days what I need for getting the 031 AV up and running. One more load of the big stuff to tackle then back to my normal 8-16" logging remnants. I watched a YouTube video of a guy stepping up rounds to his tailgate. I use this method a lot, but doesn't work if you have very heavy stuff.