I am a fan of it and there is a fair bit around these parts to be had.I like a bunch of iron wood like that; burns hot.
I am a fan of it and there is a fair bit around these parts to be had.I like a bunch of iron wood like that; burns hot.
Still faster than a Husky.
Some guys do let their saws ride in the back of the truck like a coon dog. A guy had an ad on Craig’s List last year offering a reward for his Stihl 440 that fell out on the way home.I always see theses pictures of a truck load of wood and a saw laying amongst the wood in the back of the truck.
Do you guys drive down the road with it back there...,
Iv never had the guts or heart to do that. My saw ALWAYS rides in the cab.
Sometimes get it a cup of coffee in the morning to.
Sent while firmly grasping my redline lubed RAM [emoji231]
I’ll do that but only if there’s no possible way it can tumble out.Some guys do let their saws ride in the back of the truck like a coon dog. A guy had an ad on Craig’s List last year offering a reward for his Stihl 440 that fell out on the way home.
Tiger.Two woods go by that name, which one??? (Blue Beach or hornbeam)?
pic taken 1min ago parked on the coast in the howling wind waiting for the ferry. Dolly is strapped to the grill too. Not sure if the pic will show it or not.I always see theses pictures of a truck load of wood and a saw laying amongst the wood in the back of the truck.
Do you guys drive down the road with it back there...,
Iv never had the guts or heart to do that. My saw ALWAYS rides in the cab.
Sometimes get it a cup of coffee in the morning to.
Sent while firmly grasping my redline lubed RAM [emoji231]
I bought my 660 to give my old Super 1050 a break, so I had only used it at home milling. My friend with all of the standing dead Oak's called and asked if I wanted to give him a hand spreading gravel on his drive, then cut a load of Oak, sure. From working at UPS, I'm in the habit of doing a pre trip and post trip on all of my vehicles. We were all wrapped up, did my pre trip before pulling out, and he ran up to get the 5 gallon of diesel off the back of my truck. I didn't think any thing about it, figured he would just pick the jug up over the side. Got almost home, and at a stop sign, a guy on a motor cycle pulled up and asked if I knew my tailgate was down?. My buddy is only about 5'3-5'4. He couldn't reach the jug to pick it up over the side, and I pulled off before he came back from his tractor. My brand new 660 slid back till something on the bottom of the saw caught on the plastic bed liner on the tailgate. It would have hurt to have killed it on it's first truck ride.I always see theses pictures of a truck load of wood and a saw laying amongst the wood in the back of the truck.
Do you guys drive down the road with it back there...,
Iv never had the guts or heart to do that. My saw ALWAYS rides in the cab.
Sometimes get it a cup of coffee in the morning to.
Sent while firmly grasping my redline lubed RAM [emoji231]
Two woods go by that name, which one??? (Blue Beach or hornbeam)?
No saws go in the cab of my new truck. The wife and kids did buy me a set of Weather Tech floor mats for my birthday, maybe I'll put one on the back seat floor?
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