No they at not. The C type are much larger in the tail. It won't oil the chain.
Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX GTG (Next GTG 08/27/2016 ) Fort Scott, KS
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No they at not. The C type are much larger in the tail. It won't oil the chain.
Homelitenut
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Well I guess I'll have to get a c-series saw to go with that bar
The J-Red 670 is a runner and cutter.
And, the first MS250 is ready for C'List. Handy little saw.
And, the first MS250 is ready for C'List. Handy little saw.
cuttinties
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Doing some cutting outside of Fristoe. Cutting quite a few staves right now. If someone has a way to store it I wouldn't mind donating some of our waste. It ranges from 2-5 feet long. Right now we're not moving real fast it's about 2 truck loads a day (8,000ish Bd ft Doyle scale) and I'd say probably 10 cord of usable chunks.
Monday went well. Got a lot of Bd ft on the landing.
Tuesday wasn't so bad either
Today was a little bit of a hump. Had to make a new landing.
Starting cutting after lunch and was in the truck by 5.
Monday went well. Got a lot of Bd ft on the landing.
Tuesday wasn't so bad either
Today was a little bit of a hump. Had to make a new landing.
Starting cutting after lunch and was in the truck by 5.
Locust Cutter
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I'm jealous... I'd like to run my 372 and 9010 out there and give them a good workout in something other than Hedge...
cuttinties
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Your body would like you a lot better if you left the 9010 in the truck. It'd get heavy walking around in this
Steep hills lots of rock. After about 2 gallons of mix a 385 starts to get heavy. I bucked with a 880 for a tank and well.......it couldn't run dry soon enough lol
Locust Cutter
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I could get lot of those sticks with my 562 or 262, just not a quickly as a 385...Your body would like you a lot better if you left the 9010 in the truck. It'd get heavy walking around in this
Steep hills lots of rock. After about 2 gallons of mix a 385 starts to get heavy. I bucked with a 880 for a tank and well.......it couldn't run dry soon enough lol
cuttinties
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I get paid by the Bd ft. So the faster it's cut the more I make.
Locust Cutter
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Time is a Mother...
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Mmmm 385.........
cuttinties
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I'd like Husqvarna's a lot more if I didn't have to tighten up hardware every tank. [emoji16] But I enjoy it until it throws chains and peels the drive links. Chain speed is a sob
Where are you located?
cuttinties
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Warsaw right now.
Rise and shine....Heavy on the shine.
To understand what I am about to say, you have to understand what it is like living here in Muskogee, but you don't. Anyhow, the other day Sam says to me, "I wish more people here were like the people from Missouri (at the Charity Cuts). They are really nice." Thanks for being a positive influence on him.
Today, Sam and I are going on an overnight field trip to OKC. We are going to the Zoo, the site of the OKC bombing, and the Omniplex (a fantastic, fun, science museum). We get to spend the night in the museum!!!!
Have a good one. Carry on...
To understand what I am about to say, you have to understand what it is like living here in Muskogee, but you don't. Anyhow, the other day Sam says to me, "I wish more people here were like the people from Missouri (at the Charity Cuts). They are really nice." Thanks for being a positive influence on him.
Today, Sam and I are going on an overnight field trip to OKC. We are going to the Zoo, the site of the OKC bombing, and the Omniplex (a fantastic, fun, science museum). We get to spend the night in the museum!!!!
Have a good one. Carry on...
rise and shine back at ya. been to Muskogee. used to take our kids to hatbox hill when the azaleas were in bloom. had a buddy from Nam lived there. lost track of him. think he might of gotten into law enforcement; think he might've gotten himself killed. anyways, never lost nothing in Muskogee so aint really any need to go back.
Morning midlanders.
I think I'll be plowing thru the Stihl pile till fall.
Anybody have a recoil for a MS441? Seems to be the odd duck of the clan.
Got two 017s to pass along. 30cc, meh!
I think I'll be plowing thru the Stihl pile till fall.
Anybody have a recoil for a MS441? Seems to be the odd duck of the clan.
Got two 017s to pass along. 30cc, meh!
workshop
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Where is Fristoe At? Is it south of Warsaw on 65 hDoing some cutting outside of Fristoe. Cutting quite a few staves right now. If someone has a way to store it I wouldn't mind donating some of our waste. It ranges from 2-5 feet long. Right now we're not moving real fast it's about 2 truck loads a day (8,000ish Bd ft Doyle scale) and I'd say probably 10 cord of usable chunks.
Monday went well. Got a lot of Bd ft on the landing.
Tuesday wasn't so bad either
Today was a little bit of a hump. Had to make a new landing.
Starting cutting after lunch and was in the truck by 5.
Warsaw; home of Bishops and Fajens back in the day. Got walnut? You betcha!
MS250 number two runs. Carb needs to come apart. And MS250 number three also runs, sort of.
Number three started out as stuck solid. [emoji23]Healthy dose of WD40 and rocking the flywheel got us some movement. Did that a spell and then used a long handle on the flywheel nut turning it over. Pulled muffler and didn't see any damage. So, filled it with fuel and primed and pulled so it ran! Yikes!
Ran him a long time and checked comp at 130. Not great but maybe serviceable. [emoji57]Worth investing more time in him.
Number three started out as stuck solid. [emoji23]Healthy dose of WD40 and rocking the flywheel got us some movement. Did that a spell and then used a long handle on the flywheel nut turning it over. Pulled muffler and didn't see any damage. So, filled it with fuel and primed and pulled so it ran! Yikes!
Ran him a long time and checked comp at 130. Not great but maybe serviceable. [emoji57]Worth investing more time in him.
lumberjackchef
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My aunt ,uncle,@cousins all live there! I will probably be going over there soon to carve an eagle in my cousins yard tree.
