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Please send pic's. I have seen a lot of the low kickback with the rakers bent over for saftey purpose, but I've never seen a full chisel chain rakers bend over.....unless you were cutting through a spike or something and the teeth would be mucked up pretty bad too.

If it is in clear few of sunlight and open around the tree the tree should straiton itself to grow towards the sun. I had some of my small sawtooth oaks get bent realy bad a couple of years ago and they straiton back. Took them a few months though.

Yea, A hand sander would work good also. :greenchainsaw:

forgot to add quote on my last post.

This Sh:censored:'s going to sound funny, but I bet it will work. 5 gallon bucket, put in your solvent and parts, get one of those cheap medium sized dildos, Duct tape the pleasure device to the side of the bucket so as to still reach the controls, Turn on plaesure device.....Voila your...

I use an air compressor to blow off the the chunks and then a good ole' scrub in the mineral spirits tank works good for mime. On things that I shouldn't put in the mineral spirits tank like some of the old painted stuff I use dishwashing liquid and hot water. I clean the chains in mineral...

D:censored:nm man sounds like you need to send that whole thig back. You might have gotton one of those late friday made ones. Nothing out of the box should have that many problems. I hope they just let you swap out the whole unit, I know I'de be pissed......:mad:

Most anything that's free....:chainsaw: I did get a good one a couple of weeks ago that I havn't finished yet. The farmers land right next to mine just cleared out a windrow between two fields so the pivit could walk through both fields. He piled up and burned all the small stuff and left the...

Great job on the shed, Great way to recycle wood too..lol....Sorry to here you broke your splitter on it's first day, hope they make it right...:cheers:

Great looking saws!

Awesome display of ingenuity..:hmm3grin2orange:..Man they got brass ones that clang'!

Sounds like a great time. I'll keep a check on this thread to see if the date changes or if it's still on.:chainsaw:

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Sweet ride! You'll get plenty of good use out of that Honda, they make a great skidder too for small-med. trees....lol

I hate stacking, but man it sure looks good when it's done....:cheers:

Awesome Idea, things like this make me love this place more and more! :cheers:

Welcome to AS! 20 Cords Wow! It's according to how much time you have on your hands. You can do it with a maul a little along at the time everyday and on the weekends if you think your up to it. It aint' easy I've split by hand up until this year and I bought a splitter, makes it much easier...

I know it is hard to part with a saw, I've parted with a few myself over the years to trade up to newer ones, but the pain goes away and is replaced by this numb feeling where a chainsaw use to be and you get over it..:cheers:.. But there is no shame in getting someone elese to remove a tree...

Welcome! Good luck with the Makita!......:chainsaw: :cheers:

Excellent choice....:yourock:.... I'm ready to cut with one to see how It compares to the 361. Must be careful though and keep my CAD from kicking in.....:yoyo: