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I've got this interesting old 74 cc Poulan 245A that I'll trade for a Pioneer Farmlite, Pioneer P38, P41, or Husqvarna parts such as 371/372, 394/395 recoil starters, clutch covers, top covers, rear handles/tanks, air filter covers, etc. The Poulan has a nice piston and runs strong on a squirt...

Sold pending funds.

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Amsoil Saber. .

I have a pair of Stihl 024 power heads I'm selling. They have nice compression, and a bit of carbon scoring. Have not even tried to start them yet. I'll try to start them and get some piston pictures soon. .

I've got a nice MS 362 with a broken rear handle, listed in the Arboristsite trading post. I'm selling the whole power head for $125. Use my piston and cylinder, and part out the rest of the 362. .

I know an older gentleman with one of these Titan Sportsman saws. The thing is kind of nice, wondered if anybody collects these? He's offered to sell it to me a few times, but I've declined for the moment I've always had an interest in the Power Machinery saws. Not that I need a big old heavy...

Originally asked about the weight of one face cord, then calculated the weight of a cord from there. Some folks might only want a face cord, others might want a cord... or more. .

Dang, I didn't think one face cord of Oak was around 1600 lbs. If your customer wants one cord, it'll be impossible to haul it all in one load on a 1 ton dually legally. Key word "legally". Unless you had a trailer suitable to haul part of it. .

Great information. And nice equipment !!! .

My reason for asking this is to figure out if I can legally load 1 cord (3 face cords), onto a one-ton dually flat bed stake side, without being overweight as per D.O.T. regulations. The law will apply whether a person is just hauling there own firewood, or whether they have a sign on the side...

Red oak that is green.

Has anyone ever weighed 1 face cord of seasoned and split oak firewood? There might be a some variation due to moisture, slight log length variations, etc., but on average, what does it weigh? .

Does anyone know all the differences between the Husqvarna 50 and the 50 Special ? I did a search of the forums, and never did find an exact explanation. From what I read, I'm guessing the 50 might be open port, and the 50 Special closed port. Not sure if this is accurate, or if there are other...

Lots of great input and information from everybody. The ability to make my hydro unit vertical is a nice benefit when splitting heavy rounds. Also the super fast cycle time of the kinetic splitters is a bit dangerous... I'm not in that big of a hurry. Also the price of the Super Splitter units...

I have a very clean and low hour Husky hydraulic log splitter. Its a big one, I think its something like 34 or 35 ton, can't remember. But I've been considering selling it and buying a kinetic log splitter. The objective is to get the work done faster, and not have hydraulic rams, hoses, pumps...

Bought this steel "cant" the other day. Man I could have used this many times last season. Looking forward to trying it out, as well as the Bahco tongs.

Yep, this is why I wanted a metal handle hookaroon. Also, just picked up a new Woodmizer 60" steel cant. The thing is heafty and robustly built. I'll try to get some pics of it pretty soon. Looking forward to cutting again, now that the weather is cooling off. .

Finally bought a set of the Bahco tongs. They are both the 11" wide opening. One is standard length, and the other is the long length. Nice build quality and price. To be honest, I have only tried them once picking up a small piece of 2x4 lumber, and they worked just fine. After having used...