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OWB has gone thru 11-cord so far but I'm heating over 4500 sf...The wind has been wicked this winter. I can tell a huge increase in wood usage when the wind is howling...

My 391 is the first saw I grab on my way out of the barn to cut wood...20-in. chain is perfect for most of what I cut. Mine idles a little high when fully warmed up,might just be the nature of the beast...

I have the 750 taylor also...Mine likes alot of air usaully 2/3 open...The 2 top tubes seem to be the worst as far as build up. I clean it every 2-3 weeks. When I first got it,I was choking the air way down. The resulting build-up was thick almost taffee like stuff.. This time of yr.I'm...

I also have the 391 and it is the first one I grab when going to cut...Mine has a 20-in. bar that handles most of what I cut.....Good power and a great noodler when I need it.....

You have a 450 or 750 Taylor....There is a member on here that is a dealer...Mine is a 750,with 608 gal cap....I put treatment in every yr.also replace the anode rod every yr.

I like my huskee,about two yrs. old and I don't baby it.ZERO issues after alot of wood split...

I'm done till next yr.now the gathering starts:rock:

Any days above freezin. I love to sweat so I don't mind warm weather. It beats freezin your butt off.

I took mine thru block also. I patched around it with spray foam inside & outside.This was three yrs ago & no leaks

ONE of my wood puppys :hmm3grin2orange:

I don't own any woods but I stay supplied by word of mouth.OWB so I take anything,pine willow,whatever is free. I work in peoples homes every day doing flooring so I get alot of contacts.

I don't see any problems. If it burns too hot mix it with other wood. Free wood is the best wood. WELCOME to arborist site

I cut mostly in warm weather and love being covered in sweat. It's a great workout.

When you can snatch the pebble from my hand it will be time for you to leave grasshooper!!!!

I have a 743-b bobcat with rubber tracks on it.It is very easy on lawns and excellant on snow. The only downfall would be in the woods with alot of stumps sticking up might be hard on the sides of them. My machine is a 1991 with alot of hrs. on it but it is very dependable.

I have a taylor 750 ,heats my old house and my 2400 sq. ft. store.4500 sq. ft. all together. Natural gas bill last month was 32.00:msp_biggrin::msp_biggrin:

If they were going to have an excavater there with a thumb maybe you could have them load the trailer. Do you have any friends with trailers also/

I burnt an entire season with box elder with an outdoor woodburner. When dried out it burnt just fine, actually little difference in burn time than oak. Maybe a couple hrs. on an all night burn.....NO WAY i would past it by.

Anything below freezing, rather cut wood at 50-degrees temp plus.I,ve been known to split and stack wood at 90 degree plus temps.It sure beats freezing your butt off....

i love hydralics. I have a bobcat 743-b that saves me alot from bad situations.