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Try stuffing in the crummy after a wet day... heater blasting...with a guy who eats cloves of garlic all day long!!! Nasty!

Busy busy busy!! Work has been crazy! How about you?

Just read this thread, not trying to be a jerk and step on your toes, but don't cut it last. Leave some good pushers around it. It's nice to have something to hit it with if you do end up needing to nudge it over.

That is grim, yikes. Not what I want to hear. I will post them, but will have to look around for one now. May be one kicking around in the back of the saw shop in one particular camp we used them, but have managed to accumulate a number of Silveys now. I'll check my next tour through there!

We've machined an indent in a plate to fit over the ram, then used trampoline springs to hold it in place, much like the Silvey Hi Jacker, but nothing beats the actual Silvey jacks for when you really need them!

Lol that would be very much appreciated! Thank you. I'm looking for more than 1 if you hear of more!

Anyone? Lol

And actually I'm feeling the need to get out of the pick up more! ;)

You bet, I was thinking the same thing. I was down there about 8 years ago, but didn't know any of you guys then. I think another trip is in order!

Haha! Sounds perfect! Need another hand down there? Sign me up!

Thanks, Bob, I appreciate it...on both counts! Been swamped, running around the whole Coast all year so far! How's things down there?

Thanks, yeah it's been pretty busy lately. Hope all is well!

Hello all, Wondering if anyone has or knows of someone who wants to sell a Silvey HDG-6 depth gauge grinder? I'd be looking to grab a few if so. PM me with any details. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Didn't read all of the thread, but as most I have read have said....the Oregon's haven't been holding up. We've been using the Tsumara light weights or the Stihl light weights. Even the Husky guys use them, just need the adaptor.

Happy Birthday, Bob!!!

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Good point, Tramp. Didn't think of bar length! We just use 36's on average, the odd time bigger and the odd time 33's in second growth. All good points. Not to mention it will also likely happen when you've got your chain cutting just perfect!!

Give it a try, bitz, once you get the hang of it, you'll find it's way quicker and more convenient. As I mentioned though, if you run the lightweight bars go easy!

Just gotta stick your knee in the bar to give it a bit of bend to put your chain back on when you throw it, takes no time at all. Then you can run your chain the proper tension. Just be careful if you're running a lightweight bar, you can bend them pretty easy.

That one was my ladder to get up on it to buck it!