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I have the regular ear muff style but really need the mesh face shield

I was looking for am/fm. Since I do firewood and some carving by myself, it would be nice to hear some form of entertainment.

Years ago I saw a helmet/earmuff/face shield combo but the hearing protection had a built in radio. Can't find it anywhere. Anyone know of something like this?

My timberwolf multi head leaves me with enough trash pieces that I have been keeping 2 neighbors supplied with kindling as well.

Recently relocated to a new house that has oil heat and hot water. Not really thrilled about the furnace set up but the house has a fireplace on the main level and provisions for a free standing wood burner down in the basement. The fireplace will be nice to look at but terribly inefficient...

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What Sandhill said +1. That's why mine has been permanently affixed, braced, and modified. Start shopping now as you will soon be in desperate need of a conveyor. Just like the auto cycle, there is life before a conveyor and life after! The 6 way does make a mess of things....mine never does...

Long story...short version. Need to replace a case half on a 372. Got a parts saw for cheap since it had a frozen crank and scored piston/cylinder. My question is when I replace the bearings and seals, do the seals go on from the outside after I press in the bearings?

In a pinch yes. That's what I do. I'm trying to increase my efficiency

Having some trouble moving the really big rounds. I can get them in the grapple bucket but often they get stuck. I was wondering if anyone had built a screw type splitter out of a post hole auger. My thinking is use this to quarter then lift onto my main splitter. Thoughts are appreciated!

It burns better than a snowball will. So if you have it already, send it!

Well, just for science sake, I conducted a little experiment. After hurricane Sandy I had a ton of spruce and white pine to deal with. I figured we'll dry it out and burn it to see what happens. Got everything split and stacked on pallets for at least a year of dry time since my property...

Something that can be rebuilt or should I start shopping for a replacement?

I got a tw-6 that has been leaking for a while and now spews fluid out of the back of the auto return valve. Tightened the allen head bolts and that seemed to help but did not totally stem the tide. Given the dirty location I didn't want to tear it open. Is there an internal o-ring or some...

The tarp on top will probably trap some moisture and facilitate rot. The wood isn't going to absorb any appreciable amount of water from getting rained on. I'll tarp my stacks in the winter just to keep snow and ice off them....guess I need to start thinking about a shed!

Tomtrees, how much can you pick up with that grapple? I have the bucket style on my mini and was wondering if there was any appreciable difference in the two styles. I use mine for logs and boulders.

Not out, but certainly, production is down. Unbeknownst to me the 4 way wedge had developed some stress cracks. I put a slightly goofy piece of locust in, slapped the levers forward and went to get the next chunk. Well, the 4 way slid almost all the way up and off the main wedge, and got...

I have quite a few customers that knowingly buy green wood. They'd rather get it cheaper and watch it dry out. That's fine by me as I don't have to touch it 3 extra times. Been doing it for 6 years and I've sold out every year. Each year a little bigger than the last. Haven't advertised on...

The main problem I see with the "fill a tray and hoist" method is splits don't like to flow like sand. Now if you could set up in an area that had a grade to it or tiers/terraces.....

Bought my echo 260 3 years ago. Abuse it regularly and the only maintenance I've had to do is fuel and air filters.