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By the way this is in northern New York which one guy on here says doesn't have any forest. Boy is HE wrong....NY is all about forest.

You want us to post what the forest looks like in our areas? Well here is my web site and it shows many views of my 30 acre disc golf course and what Adirondack woods looks like after being turned into a disc golf course. I know a thing or two about cutting trees around here since I built the...

It's Latin dude. Roman.

You should go McCulloch, and get an old Lancaster made right in good old Pennsyltucky. Maybe get a Mall vintage 1946, good saws.

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I do this trick when I change fuel filters on the dozer. Shop manual says install it dry and open the drain cock and wait 5 minutes for the filter to fill with fuel by gravity. Heck with that, I fill the filter with fuel before I install it and save 5 minutes.

You need to prime the line. Fill the line with fuel before you install it. Hold your finger on the end so the fuel doesn't leak out, install one side, then hold your finger on the other end and install the other side. The air in the line stays in the line, it's not a leak, it's the air already...

huh?

I heard that out west they use blimps to haul wood out of particularly difficult areas. That's some shizzle. As for the reason these guys out west have such long bars is that every so often they come upon a tree 9 feet in diameter and don't want to have to find a scrench, take off the bar...

Ha ha ha ha. Get a Stihl!

Ciscoguy, those are good pics of a real nice buncher. He's in Louisiana, if you saw one of those up here it would have big chains on the tires. We leave them on all year, for ice in the winter, mud in the spring, and we are too damn lazy to take them off in the summer. Down in Louisiana he...

Boy you guys sure talk a lot of bull####

Well at least I talk bull#### about saws, you guy talk bull#### about pure bull####

Usually I buy about 2 or 3 Huskvarnas a season. This year I'll save money and buy some Homelites at Walmart and keep taking them back when they burn jugs and pop piston rings.

It's "feller buncher" just punch feller buncher into your google. You are the only guy I like around here cause you are from NY. Some people use the term harvester but that's wrong, a harvester is part feller buncher and also delimbs and cuts. Feller buncher cuts the tree and lays it down...

If heavy equipment can do the work of 100 guys who you gonna hire? If you need tree removal service and land clearing, tree surgery, commercial or residential, go to this web site and look up Buddy's tree service that is my outfit. Got roughly 1 million dollars worth of heavy equipment and...

As for bunchers vs chainsaws. Come on folks, people use what they have. It costs $100,000 to buy an old beat up feller buncher the highway department threw away. Some dude starts a logging outfit and hires 2 guys, what do you think? He's gonna use a Dodge 4X4 pickup with 4 mud tires and chains...

Ha ha ha ha!!!!! Sears Craftsman is made by Husqvarna and is their low size machines. Did you know Husqvarna is the same company that makes Poulon and Sears Craftsman and Jonsared professional chainsaws? Ha ha ha ha.

There is a reason it's called Georgia Pacific and not Pacific Georgia. It's not like logging in the south is new thing. Newbies started logging in the south at Jamestown Virginia in 1607.

Which is better built in terms of reliability and longevity, Sears Craftsman or Homelite. Usually I get 2 months out of a Sears, doing maybe on average 3 minutes saw time per work day. I usually get 25 to 30 cc models. One only lasted 6 days and burned out the piston ring due to an air leak...