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My go to saw is my 357xp, 20"bar . I also like my old Husky 51/55 with muffler mod, 16" bar. Would like to get my hands on a 346xp

Recently purchased a DHT 35ton with optional 4 way wedge tried it at first worked well but went back to single wedge and like that much better.

It is Shushan NY maybe we could get together sometime

I have plenty of saw with the husky 2100. The whole tree was alive and well three weeks ago so no dead hanging limbs. I am not an expert but I have done my share of leaners and such with wedges, chains, binders and winch but never anything quite this large and split the way it is. My thought...

I have cut many trees usually not as big as this one it is 28" to 30" diameter. there is nothing around it to hit.

This Oak tree was recently struck by lightning. I am looking for advice on cutting it down. Won't be cutting it until later this Fall when the leaves are off the other trees. The leaves are all brown and the bark is spread out about 50' away. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Installed OWB in November 1998 first years wood was already seasoned it was Maple 24hr burn on a load with nice bed of coals. Second year cut wood in the fall for that winter green wood 24hr burn time no bed of coals had to rake ash to find coals enough to get fire rekindled. Went back to...

The only thing I put in the comments box was my screen name from this site and the other two sites I frequent hope that is enough to be entered in the raffle. If not oh well! It is a good cause always look forward to seeing Jeremey at NYGTG @cuttingedge

It will burn just fine in the CB.

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Cut to that length I would say it is Firewood. :chop: It looks to be Basswood, Poplar, and Ash :yes:

First pic looks like poplar last pic looks like ash second pic idk.

Here is what I have 18'W x 21'L x 6' sides holds 18 plus cords and a place for tools on the sides

Appears to be Soft Maple probably Red Maple let it dry it makes good firewood.

It looks to me like there is a brass ring that threads into the cylinder with a spanner wrench. I would take the cylinder out and clean it up then try to take it apart I definitely would not cut it.

I have a Central boiler CL-40 and I only use propane for hot water.

I had a Hot air wood furnace in my basement heating 2400sqft. was burning through 9 cord a year no hot water. Installed OWB the first year went through 10 cord, that was in 1998 still burning OWB burn between 8 and 10 cord a year. I load it once a day and all the mess is outside. House is always...

I think everyone that has a chainsaw mishap says the same thing "that won't happen to me". Get well and get back to cutting soon with your new chaps. Lesson learned.

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Here is my scrounge for today It was blown down the other day. There is some punk on one edge it split pretty easy some stringiness It appears to be some type of Hickory not quite sure of species. I think it will burn well.