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I had 2 Oregon chains 20" & 2 Stihl 24" chains that were bought together. I took 1 of each brand & had sharpened by grinder & the other 2 I used my Timberline. I was shocked that the Timberline chains held up very good vs the ground chains. I also had 2 old beat up chains with very little...

When I encounter ppl like this, I usually will say "Thank you for your concerns & interest in my life, God Bless. I'll be sure to keep you in my prayers" & I carry on. It's amazing how good it works.

Looks like the gum I split earlier or shall I say the string cheese.

It was a joke & don't worry, I'm no scrooge when it comes to burning wood. My kids boast to their friends that they are usually running around the house in shorts & a tank in the middle of the winter.

getting down in low 50's here, to soon for a fire. I might borrow a friends' policy....No Heat until Thanksgiving.

You guys convinced me to order & try. Now I can see just how bad my chain filing was also.

I got into poison sumac clearing out thickets. I needed an antibiotic & 2 steroid injections.

LOL & more LOLing. Of course the IRS will be the agency to monitor it & sure as hell audit your wood stack. That can only lead to redistribution of your wood stack to your fellow neighbors.

I've ran Echo last few years & getting use to the Stihl. Big difference in the 2. I'm not a huge saw guy, yet ;). I'm learning.

Think I've got it fig'd out. Had to tinker w/carb & adjustments. It was definitely weird. Saw was running great then that happened. Maybe I bumped the saw while cutting down that yellow birch & didn't realize it.

I've got a 390 w/modified muffler. Last night while cutting into red oak I noticed a few sparks & thought it odd since it was new chain. When I seen them fly again I realized they came from the muffler. I immediately shut the saw down & took a look at the spark arrestor & it was clean. Well...

Nice build. Pump size? HP? On my build that's where I failed, but I was on a tight budget.

Any info on this fast growing tree would be a great help. Is it easy to fall? How does it burn when dry? I might take on a job dropping a bunch. I can burn the tops on site. Thanks to all for any info!!

I'm looking at the Super Split & DR Splitter. My question is just how durable is it? My hydro might not be the prettiest or the fastest, but I know it can get the job done with little or no trouble. But that Super Split sure does look slick.

I spent the day in the woods also. My pile I need to split, a little over 3' high, 35'long & about 3-5' wide. All oak, Ash & Hickory. I'm exhausted, was by myself. And got a nice sunburn for my effort. On the plus side I came home 5lbs lighter. LOL

How about this? It's all over the place, as in dead fall & standing dead. Never seen so much of it i this condition.

I'm looking to replace my oil furnace next year. This definitely has my interest but it is expensive. I currently use an older Aurora insert & it does great keeping my 2000sqft home warm. My furnace has only kicked on maybe a dozen times last 2 yrs. But it goes thru a lot of wood. Plus, I'm...

I built mine similar, not nearly as nice or commercial looking. I'd just rather pay the man to build it for me, it's a lot of work: msp_biggrin: I'm thinking of upgrading mine in the spring.

Might swing by on my way to Lexington. Any chance of posting a few pics of items offered?

very nice build..I'm jealous.