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100% pignut hickory...i cut it all the time

believe it or not i bought a ms200t at a pawn shop today for 80 bucks.. i fired it up and it screamed to my surprise...i did notice the muffler is very loose, and i can see where it had got hot on the case...of course i went ahead and bought it. im guessing a new muffler will fix my problem cant...

i just went thru my 2nd winter with my 345, i have cut well over 100 truckloads with it, has been a good saw other than gradual decline in power....finally took it to dealer it was running about 65%power they told me it was due to poor quality gasoline.( i always run premium)..finally i talked...

i've made made over a million master cylinders for toyota vehicles and it kills me to think ppl make a big deal over the casting issues on that saw...u should see what casting issues toyota passes...i think they also have a good reputation

Hardy H-2 heating 3000 sq.ft. of a drafty house, twice daily when its cold, once when its not. so many factors though for load times... im burning all green oak for the last couple weeks, gotta say its doin real good in the hardy, better than i thought it would..

Hands down hedge apple and white oak are the best i think. They burn better than some coal i've seen.

i have about 40 coal mines all around me and none of them sell coal to individuals anymore. easy to get several tons free if u know a miner. anyway any1 ever burn coal in a hardy OWB, if so can i use my factory grates and can i do a coal wood mix, i can get coal for free less stress on my back.

i cut up a 300 yr old hard maple in my yard you wouldn't believe how many sparks i threw..... didnt notice any damage to chain.. also threw sparks on hedge and hickory. i wouldnt worry about it

is that a F-350 minivan :monkey:

friggin love walnut, its better than ash elm and cherry, dont see how anyone could talk bad about it...also splits like a dream and is breathtakingly beautiful... talk about thorns try gettin thru a hedge tree row.

oh btw i didnt read whole post thats a cottonwood fo sho!! 1% chance ash love my hardy

farmer we just worked up a 100 footer the other day....100 footers everywhere loggers didnt even take... husq hardy 180k btu