I really hope they don't cause that's a long span to fall.lol
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Cutting up a big red oak.
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How do you get your camper out of there?
The other side has a huge door I built to back it in and pull it out. I enclosed that side cause that's where our storms come from and wanted to keep the rain out.
Cut one and a half loads this morning, Gave it all to my daughter and son in law. My 460's oiler gave up the ghost. Got it tore down and will order one from treestuff today.
zogger
Tree Freak
Well, some more nice oak but...that's how it goes when ya use the wrong bar oil..
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xpertz on CS forum help ya out there no doubt, jiss ask....
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LOL,I was using a new jug of overpriced stihl oil when it started happening. My son in law gave it to me. I have always used the poulan bar oil for years. Guess it was just time for it to die. but is funny it died using stihl junk.
zogger
Tree Freak
Stihl?? That's the cheap foreign knockoff stuff! You want genuine STILE. Saws/oil/chains, etc Watch for the sale ads on CL...independent dealers only, it's the rare stuff..extra goodness...
STILE fits the style! Only for he dude pros, not for girlymen!
Idahonative
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Late to this thread. That tree is a monster...makes makes me drool just seeing the pics and thinking about all the BTU's laying there. My wife and I just finished up a nice red fir the wind had uprooted that measured 42". We don't get much red fir anymore, let alone one that is 40+ inches. Thought my late dad's Echo 750evl with a 28" bar would never see service again but sometimes a guy gets lucky. That saw is 35 years old and still runs like the day it was new. Yes, heavy and slow but a good tool to have for the few large trees we see these days.
Anyway, thanks for the pics...really enjoyed them.
Got my stuff from tree stuff today and it's ready for the trunk now.
New oiler in place and brake band pushed back down.
Clutch and assembly back.
Covers for brake assembly back and ready to go.
New oiler in place and brake band pushed back down.
Clutch and assembly back.
Covers for brake assembly back and ready to go.
Full Chisel
Slingin' Stihls and runnin' Huskies
Nice tree. Hope you're ready for a lot of work and wood, I just finished cutting up a similar sized red oak and it was 13 heaping truckloads total. You will need help loading if you plan to quarter the rounds by noodling or splitting.
When it rains it pours,
I cut the crooked end to make it square and about halfway through the other the saw died, Kept starting and dying. I noticed fuel running down the side. Well this can't be good. loaded everything up and took it home to discover the fuel line messed up where it goes to the carb. Just ordered another one so no cutting till next week.
I cut the crooked end to make it square and about halfway through the other the saw died, Kept starting and dying. I noticed fuel running down the side. Well this can't be good. loaded everything up and took it home to discover the fuel line messed up where it goes to the carb. Just ordered another one so no cutting till next week.
Idahonative
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Man, it's a shame that tree can't be cut into dimensional lumber. Dang that's nice looking.
PS - I hope that tree is still there next week
It will be till Tuesday afternoon, my line should be here by then. It is a solid log.Man, it's a shame that tree can't be cut into dimensional lumber. Dang that's nice looking.
PS - I hope that tree is still there next week
sure you don't know of someone, with a bandmill?? damn nice log to turn to firewood......
Don't know anyone with a mill, these things are all over the place here. There is a few of them across the street from me, but can't get to them until summer and it dries up some.
Nah, I always do it by myself. well most of the time.
Idahonative
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And we have to drive a minimum of 75 miles just to cut pine or fir. How lucky you are!!!
Idahonative
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Amazing how big a round you can load by yourself simply by using a plank.
I guess we are lucky with the big oaks, but just wished they would blow over a little at a time.lol I have three good years of wood split and stacked now.
I will noodle those downs to eights so I can pick them up. Wouldn't even try to roll that up on the truck.
