now that is a tip worth passing on! thanks. I don't run up against stumps or roots, but I am adding in the 'snapping chain' syndrome as an element of safety precautions.
How do you get your saws to the wood?
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now that is a tip worth passing on! thanks. I don't run up against stumps or roots, but I am adding in the 'snapping chain' syndrome as an element of safety precautions.
Running a wheeler you are much more likely to break that than a chain. We ripped the hitch off my buddy's Yamaha last year by hitting a stump. He then brought in his buddy's Can Am 800. That thing is wicked powerful. I think I pulled an 16"x100" log out of the woods while doing a wheelie LOL.
that is a 34 ford 3 windowlooks good! that rebar looks to be strong enough! lol...I like seeing the tow tug with the chains on, for snow I assume? whatz under the silver tarp? '37 Ford coupe?...
nice! real nice!! and a 3-window to boot! I figured i'd at least be close... some lines just don't go missed!
do like the paint and color!
Sawyer Rob
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This is the ATV that I use to go to the woods with, BEFORE I bought my Kubota S&S,
It worked pretty good, even in the winter,
The S&S is just so much better of an ATV for that job, although I love my Grizzly, these days it just sits in the barn...
SR
It worked pretty good, even in the winter,
The S&S is just so much better of an ATV for that job, although I love my Grizzly, these days it just sits in the barn...
SR
What model saw do you have on the front rack of the top picture?This is the ATV that I use to go to the woods with, BEFORE I bought my Kubota S&S,
It worked pretty good, even in the winter,
The S&S is just so much better of an ATV for that job, although I love my Grizzly, these days it just sits in the barn...
SR
zogger
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Way cool! Now we need a pic with the trunk stuffed with wood! just sayin...
Oldman47
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I have a 5 gallon bucket from the local Menards that carries everything I might need except the chain saw itself. It keeps everything together for me.
StihlKicking
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Loaded the old Massy down with a good load of post oak this morning. This is my typical setup.
Sawyer Rob
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268xp,
It's been a GREAT saw!
SR
It's been a GREAT saw!
SR
Couple pictures of one of my rigs in here. http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/steiner-logging.256905/
Loaded the old Massy down with a good load of post oak this morning. This is my typical setup.
definitely a good load of post oak. preferred for bbq smoking down here. nice pix... the clarity expresses the details nicely!!
tell us about it. I see the locomotive, the freight car(s) and caboose... tow tug, equipment cart and wood carrier? that is quite a lil rig... 4 whl drive, gripper all terrain tires and comfy seat. how many hp and engine type? I see filter - diesel? or oil filter? did u make the plow?....
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I see the link, great pix, info...
battlefordguy
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For the snowy days. Strap a 50cc & a 64-ish cc saw to the snowmobile.
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For the snowy days. Strap a 50cc & a 64-ish cc saw to the snowmobile.
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and all on skis, too! wow ~
StihlKicking
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Most folks down here use hickory for bbq smoking. I'll have to give post oak a try, we have plenty.definitely a good load of post oak. preferred for bbq smoking down here. nice pix... the clarity expresses the details nicely!!
Whew! Vintage muscle.268xp,
It's been a GREAT saw!
SR
make sure its seasoned, 6 mo maybe, but i would prefer a year. there is a bbq place in my neck of the woods and they use hickory. real good chow! but many also use post oak. nice for pork ribs and brisket. I have even done chicken with it. pecan is another favorite, although produces a lighter smoke and flavor.... me? I just use whatever oak I have that is split and seasoned, dry.
T
That's standard for my winter work
That's standard for my winter work
