Very good saws of the era.
The 028 super is my favorite and prefer it two to one over the 026 it has more torque and the power band is broad.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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The 028 super is my favorite and prefer it two to one over the 026 it has more torque and the power band is broad.
My Tree guy just dropped a load of Cherry on my court. I've got to go down to my Daughters, 2 doors down, and drop the Brush Bandit off my JD X738, to take my splitter over to the logs. Then put a small trailer on my JD X500 to load the wood into as I split. Get it split, moved, and stacked in one fell swoop. My back lasts longer if I can mix the steps up, instead of trying to split it all at once.
Doesn't get much better than that!My Tree guy just dropped a load of Cherry on my court. I've got to go down to my Daughters, 2 doors down, and drop the Brush Bandit off my JD X738, to take my splitter over to the logs. Then put a small trailer on my JD X500 to load the wood into as I split. Get it split, moved, and stacked in one fell swoop. My back lasts longer if I can mix the steps up, instead of trying to split it all at once.
Nice score.
Sean, great video of the pump.
You guys coming to get this wood or am I gonna have to clean it up. It's all bucked up and ready to go, HVCW!
Oh, and it's not in the lake lol.
Oh, and it's not in the lake lol.
Second load.
you're welcome. I was a little disappointed I couldn't find a video of someone adjusting one, but that one, I thought, was pretty informative and not too long.
Not mine. Not enough slope.Pretty sure it was farmer Steve, look at that sloping backcut aka the farmer cut.
Pretty stout trailer to haul loads like that Joe.Second load.
Yep but all the same I patched up a 28 and it's been a beast to this point. My neighbor has a 26 and it is a good one for sure.
Since we're on older saws.Oldie but goodie I picked up the other day. Price was right. 1959 year. 17 lbs. 82 CC. It did fire with fuel down the carb.
You see I got rid of the drop pin and put a 2" ball hitch on the trailer, now I can take it on job sites, on the road!Pretty stout trailer to haul loads like that Joe.
Got the front of the pile cleaned up. Now I just back the splitter up next to the pile, split everything in reach, pull forward, back close to the pile and repeat.
I think I have enough equipment. I think I need to make some more kids to drive the equipment?
If Brett delivers it, I'll burn it! But I don't think he heads east too often with an empty load. Returning west, maybe.
Last 2 truckloads of wood from my old new best friend's best neighbor.
He did ask if I was still interested in more (of course I am.) He purchased an empty lot down the road from his house and there is a load of logs the developer has from clearing. Said he would get them for me if he can.
He did ask if I was still interested in more (of course I am.) He purchased an empty lot down the road from his house and there is a load of logs the developer has from clearing. Said he would get them for me if he can.
Don't tell brufab!
Already did.
I wouldn't mind me a Bantam, Saw or Rooster!
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