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I would call that spalted. I like your bottle jack for your log dog set up.

I was thinking of using this on my 365 Although I think you need to use a narrow kerf bar. Bailey's - WoodlandPro 20NK Chainsaw Chain

How about a 3120xp Husqvarna 3120xp chainsaw - British Columbia Tools & Hardware For Sale - Kijiji British Columbia Canada. Sure seems to be a lot of saws for sale around here lately.

Did you get all that for $75??

+1 It was at least the 2nd or 3rd time I checked today.

Glad to help. Hard to go wrong for 75 bucks. Be sure to post some pics when you get it.

090 Ok how about this one? Looks a little cheaper. 090 stihl - British Columbia Tools & Hardware For Sale - Kijiji British Columbia Canada.

+1 on the impact for the clutch Don't for get about the fuel filter. I had a similar problem a while back and it was the fuel filter. Read This http://www.arboristsite.com/showthread.php?t=155944

Before you go with a change to Stihl. I think that Huskys may have a better air filtration system for milling. At least my 365 is way better than my 088. I run the 088 one tank of fuel and the air filter is already dirty. The 365 never seems to need cleaning. Just my 2 cents.

Wow looks like a lot of work. Good for you.

BobL must be considerably cheaper to build when you don't have to worry about snow load or a 4 foot frost depth. Although you probably have to insulate just as much as us up hear just to keep the heat out. I don't have to worry about my engineered roof truss crushing under the snow load. The 6"...

Mine are about 13" on center seems to work ok for me.

I would but I already have an 088. Just thought someone would be interested?

Looks like its in good shape. Don't know how much they want for it. Stihl 090 G

More speed info Husy 365 special totally stock 65cc saw with 28" bar. Frozen Doug fir cant First cut - 11" doug fir @ .65"/sec = 7.15 sq inch/sec (12" in 18.5 seconds) Second cut - 11" doug fir @ .92"/sec = 10.12 sq inch/sec (12" in 13 seconds) I thought that these number were pretty...

Hey that looks like my set up:good: Works for me. I have a 16 foot long board with angle iron. Sometimes it needs support in the middle.

Mtngun is that some of the doug fir that you CSMed. Looks good.

There are 424 board feet in a cubic meter. So that's $1.87 per board foot. I think thats right?

Nice work. Looks a lot like BC :popcorn::popcorn::popcorn:

Yes that works. I remember your mill do you still use it?