The "Not So Pro" discussion thread...of course Pros are welcome!

[northmanlogging]

I may need a shrink...

I just requested more info on a pending FS timber sale.

I may even have a chance in Hel of getting it.

 

[2dogs]

I may need a shrink...

I just requested more info on a pending FS timber sale.

I may even have a chance in Hel of getting it.

Instead of doing that just send all your money to me.

 

[northmanlogging]

They sure want a lot of money as a guarantee... 10% of something plus 20% of total estimated bid... Plus that whole road maintainance stuff.


Honestly I have no ****ing idea what I'm getting into on this end of things.

 

[Metals406]

They sure want a lot of money as a guarantee... 10% of something plus 20% of total estimated bid... Plus that whole road maintainance stuff.


Honestly I have no ****ing idea what I'm getting into on this end of things.

No seeding, reclamation, etc? Usually they saddle the 'winner' of a bid with a huge amount of extra crap.

 

[northmanlogging]

haven't seen the fine print, there is some road maintainance, Not even sure if its a clear cut or thinning, if its a thinning I'm out, can't compete with a feller buncher.

 

[hseII]

For Sale

Husky 61 parts saw with good cylinder.
$50 + shipping from West Georgia.







Has hole in PTO side case.

Husky 268 Parts $50 + shipping from West Georgia.




Fuel Tank
Recoil Assembly
Flywheel side case with crank and flywheel
1 clutch

Misc. bits and pieces

 

[hseII]

Husky 281/288 Parts $125 + shipping



2 Pistons


1 good one
1 that will clean up

Cylinder that says 281?... I bought it as a 288 cylinder, not sure about that.



288 cylinder that has a few broken fins



Crank
Recoil cover
Handle

Flywheel


Misc. bits and pieces

 

[Eccentric]

Measure the bore of that '281' cylinder. 52mm is 181/281. 54mm is 288.

 

[hseII]

Measure the bore of that '281' cylinder. 52mm is 181/281. 54mm is 288.

Thanks.

 

[Skeans]

Well to change the subject a little cheers gents it's national beer day have a good one.

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[northmanlogging]

Speaking of logging equipment, can I have, er I mean borrow $61,000

http://corvallis.craigslist.org/hvo/5219249167.html

 

[Skeans]

Saw that last night, I saw a nice shovel not long ago for decent money around there that was a 220 Komatsu

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[Skeans]

Speaking of logging equipment, can I have, er I mean borrow $61,000

http://corvallis.craigslist.org/hvo/5219249167.html

Here's something that might be up your alley.
https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/hvo/5209217989.html

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[northmanlogging]

Thats pretty... and a good price.

I'd be hard pressed to keep it busy though.

 

[Skeans]

Thats pretty... and a good price.

I'd be hard pressed to keep it busy though.

If you did it right you could do a quick change with a dangle head and make it usable for two different uses.

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[Skeans]

I have a Fabtek 240 dangle sitting with hours on it but would be pretty easy to swap on to that machine.

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[northmanlogging]

You realize most of my jobs are 2-5 loads, and having a processor would be the definition of overkill right.

 

[Skeans]

A 240 like that can double your output perday, I've ran it after taking a butt cut or cutting alder it can really speed stuff up. It's a 24" simple head with 24 wire and 4 hoses coming down with the wire hose.

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[Metals406]

A 240 like that can double your output perday, I've ran it after taking a butt cut or cutting alder it can really speed stuff up. It's a 24" simple head with 24 wire and 4 hoses coming down with the wire hose.

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I think what Matt is saying, is that's a great machine, but a chitload of money -- too much debt to take on at this time.

 

[Skeans]

I think what Matt is saying, is that's a great machine, but a chitload of money -- too much debt to take on at this time.

I get that completely trust me I have a harvester down more then up, only thing I'm trying to say is if you're looking make sure you can still get parts for them. We have a John Deere 653e and now you can't get parts for it.

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