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Laurel or Darlington oak

It is normal yes- typically need 1-2 extra dl's or have to lengthen the slot in the bar. Some chains will go on without adding any dl's but it's usually a pita..

Yeah.. straight gas is more like it for sure. Your right Professor, a cleaning is definitely in order.. I removed the Piston and put the cylinder back on until I get it cleaned up. I was in a bit of a hurry to look at it before work. I'll see how the cylinder takes a clean up.. if not I'll be...

Scored this 034 super from a buddy at work.. said he brother was running it last when it ran out if gas and wouldn't start back up. Quick peak at the Piston and I knew it was a little more than "running out of gas".. Don't know much about these 034's but I figure I'll get it cleaned up and slap...

Scored a 034super project.. anyone have a shop manual I could get? Thank you in advance. Josh

Haha, I'm happy to see some rain also.. was starting to get pretty dry.

Well pumps generally take 240v power supply. They need a lot of pow chow to get turning..

Thank you:rock:

Def not sassafras. I think it is black gum.

The last cheap HF pump I had ran water about 85 ft up in elevation no problem.. pump was located about 20' above water source. Total length was about 200'. Not saying that's the answer for your situation though.. just talking.

How far away is the creek? You could get a cheap gas powered pump from HF or similar and just run a standard sprinkler head. When watering from above though you only want to water in the evening or early morning giving the plants foliage time to dry off before sun hits them, and not letting them...

Can anyone help me I'd this tree.. thought it was an ash but the alternate leaf pattern says otherwise, right? Location is SC GA border.. still learning all these dang different trees of the south east. Sorry if I'm missing something obvious. Thanks, Josh

Got one stuck about a month ago, but I made a new one with some larger rings and forgot to test the large ring size.. went to yank it out of the tree after the climb and rope pulled right through. Had to get line set back up and climb up and get it.

I second the sucketh of the chain tensioner in the front.. otherwise my 395 never let's me down.

1. Names Josh 2. 31 3. Industrial scaffold builder 4. Chainsaws, milling, renegade logging 5. 93 f150 but overdue for another diesel (coming soon) 6. 2 awesome toddlers and the old lady 7. Right now.. 395, 064, 365 xt converted, 460, 334t 8. Outdoor only right now, moved back into town 9. 2...

Low and slow... Sounds strong

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Whatcha want for the .063 and chain?

Right on.

Prefer 3/8.