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We do an educational experience for every 4th grader in town as part of the tree planting/park upgrade event. My boss and coworkers lobbied the city and parks department, as well as the other tree and landscape companies in town to donate time/funding to start it 15 years ago. I do not...

4" bar max. Anything larger would be threatening. Also teeth are dangerous. Smooth chains with no sharp or scary bumps. The solution to any problem is the appropriate application of targeted mockery.

We ran a inline 6 cylinder Ford gas motor in our 12" vermeer. Had plenty of power, and very reliable. IMO put the biggest motor that will fit in your engine compartment. No Regerts.

Got my 880 like new from a pawn shop. $1100 w/4' bar It was in the pawn because it was too big for the original owner, and the chain was ridiculously dulled.

Arrived exactly as expected. Thank you.

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Googled sugar maple bark, and scrolled. Not saying it's definitive, but it doesn't look like Red to me. We don't get alot of sugar maple here, but I've got several reds out in my pile.

Found this as a pic of sugar maple Looks like your bark, no?

Burried it in a big Chinese Elm today. Cut great with the 32" until I started hitting nails. Sorry no pics till tomorrow.

Sorry, been busy. I never kept track. I burn around 8-10 personally. Delivered some pine today.

I've had good luck heating up screws and tapping new threads with it.

We had a tractor tied to it with 3/4 bull line, but it gave up before we even tensioned the rope.

Ok, so the 500i runs a 32" skip just fine. Might not power through tough trees at that length, but it was comparable to the 462 we stole the bar from. On a side note, the big cottonwood I had to try it in, was rotten, and collapsed before we started the backcut. Glad we had the powerline dropped.

Good looking blocks.

Power company never showed to drop the line. Supposed to come tomorrow "for sure". Hopefully get to drop the monster by noon.

Gonna sink it into some big cottonwood today. Will find out what it's capable of.

They were, but he needs a 1/256 file to get it cutting again. Anyone know where to order some?

what size bar are you running? It came with a 25", which feels small. I put a 32" with skip chain on it (hand me down from a 462) Feels like a sluggish, dogfaced pony soldier now. We chew alot of softer stuff, ash and locust are the toughest, poplar and pine 50% of the time.

Oh, probably a 1 then.