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yay!!! so what did i win?:surprised3:

dont put a stupidly long bar and chain on the saw. use the appropriate saw and bar combo

how far up was it cooked?

yep shes blowing a gale alright.. can tell this as the standalone basketball hoop has moved about a metre. the windy app says a crap load more is coming. currently at Apollo Bay.

hmm ok.. i must have 10 tons of it in the carpark at work then .

he fell to cancer a couple of years ago :(

I think peppermint gum or something similar. Looks a bit like this.

thanks.. yes 3" . could do with a cross bracket to stop wobble but wouldnt look good.

made this table once the timber dried out over 3 years. here is a few pics from the process. no need to cretic the video. rakers are too low.😜

i got the same saw and porting here in Australia if anyone downunder or southern hemisphere are interested. super low hour saw, clean as a whistle. $1700 AUD

i reckon its still there so i might dust off the 084 and 090 for a play with that one :)

work it hard for at least 10 tanks. thats what i have found with my 462 500 and 661. my new 400 seems quite gutless compared to the 462 and theres only a few cc;s in it. but just have to run more tanks thru the 400 to break it in and get the torque out of it. :)

what would you like to know? its all for self use. since we've had a few big wind storms in melbourne theres been plenty of wood at friends properties that needed clearing. i use the stillage at work which dont get used anymore and they are pretty close to a cubic metre. luckily were have a...

the heat exchanger in the air compressor for the factory compressed air.

Noodling up all the stuff my 8lb maul bounces off. Stored under cover. All split by hand [emoji1377] Rotate the stillages in front of the air compressor. 33c hot air coming out 24/7 drys out the timber quickly [emoji1360]

i end up noodling the tough knotty bits rather than busting a nut trying to split them. good excuse to use the saws more lol

my 500 has been an absolute cracker.. no starting issues. usually start it holding the handle with the legs ok. only the 661 084 and 090 and always ground starters.

wrist pin came out on a freshly rebuilt 084 at high rpm. piston in a million bits, conrod bent and cylinder totalled. expensive lesson :(

it came with a 20"light bar. 3/8 chain. happy with that.. seemed to handle it very well yesterday in wood :)

i just picked up a 400cm. now i have the complete Pro set of stihl saws. :cool: