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Chain is sold. Thanks, Steve

Bump with price drop. Steve

Thanks. I didn't think it would have lasted this long. :) Steve

Brand new loop of Stihl Rapid Micro 3/8" pitch .063" gauge 105 link chain. It was part of a lot I bought but don't have a 32" bar. I'll take $25 $20 shipped lower 48. Thanks!

Doh!

I picked one up a couple of weeks ago for $30 on clarence at TSC. It felt like I was swinging it in slow motion compared to the X25. Felt a little heavier, but once I got into the swing of things :msp_rolleyes: it took less effort. I will say it definitely lets you know when you need to back...

Why must you assume it only has 7000 lb. axles underneath it? :msp_w00t: Steve

Not necessarily a skill, but it helps to be right handed.

The 850i is also designed to compete with the Can-Am machines. I use the 825i on a regular basis at work. Yeah, it's a fine machine. The only cons I have are the lack of shock damping in the rear, and the Ranger Crew Cab is faster on the top end. I'm sure with a little tuning, and more coin...

Go on and getcha one of the new 850's! I was at the local Deere John/Stihl dealer getting a new chain and I had my 7 year old with me. She was browsing the obnoxiously overpriced toy section that happened to have one of the new 850 on display. I'm talking to the parts guy when I hear her say...

I've had a few customers buy for relatives that are older or in poor health and I'll deliver quite a bit more than was purchased. Figured if the buyer was willing to help, I'd try and do my part too. Steve

I added an inline filter on a Honda powered (don't recall the size) pressure washer and have yet to see any ill affects. Just be sure and line up the arrows. :msp_biggrin: Steve

All a bunch of rubbish without photographic evidence! :msp_biggrin: Steve

Well, it's hardly been a season, but I've had "Mr. Roboto" stuck in my head since this morning............with parts made in Japaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnn secret, secret, I've got a secret............Thank you very mucho Steve

If you've gotta rebuild wheel hubs on a trailer, try putting the outer races and seals in the freezer for a little while. Makes installing them much easier. (translation: no hammering) When, not if, you strip the head of a phillips screw head, spit on the tip of your screwdriver, stick it...

Sounds like you should have spent another $3.50 and doused him with a gallon. Then start checking your pockets sayin' "where's my damn lighter?"

My noggin is the most important tool I take with me.

Next time, go with the ass-less chaps and a thong. Works every time.

A while back I was in the middle of cutting firewood when the e-ring and washer decided to come off. Luckily I had a spare of each so I could continue cutting. I've been carrying a retractable magnet with me since then, in case something like that happened again. It might make finding...

I can't say for sure about felled timber. Depends on who's burnin' it I reckon. As for standing dead timber, if it "shatters" when it hits the ground it ain't no good.