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I'm trying to design a simple and practical shed/pole barn for a portable mill. I would love to see pictures of any milling sheds out there for some ideas. Here's a picture of the mill I'm using.

Thanks Thanks guys. I'll double check the compression and go from there. If it's running too rich it must be out of adjust on the carb. Thanks again.

I've got a 346xp that doesn't stay running and has oil coming out of the muffler. The compression in about 120 lbs. I want to know if that's what it should be before I tear it down and replace rings and seals. Thanks.

My Garant maul is the best one I've owned. It's two years old and the handle is drying out. I've always used shellac for this kind of thing in the past. Should I do something different??

Splitting before stacking surely shortens drying time, in my experience. Air circulation is crucial, too. A simple 2X4 frame is a sturdy and inexpensive way to store and dry firewood. If your firewood is cut in 16" blocks, a 12' X 8' frame will hold an even cord. I like to use pressure...

Here are a couple of cool shots of a post oak (Quercus stellata) I took down in CT over Columbus weekend.

Sorry to be redundant, I was looking for more of a how-to. I did some more digging and found this old post. http://arborist.************/showthread.php?t=15986 Thanks for the serious suggestions. And jokers, it'd be a shame to toss even a sh#*&y saw into a perfectly good, clean lake...

This is a great forum. I've seen a lot about muffler mods, and I'm interested to know what, if any, difference it can make. I've got a new MS 290 and a 372XP that's a couple years old. Any suggestions? Thanks