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Hey guys, I picked up an used 028 a little while ago and ended up replacing a few things, the fuel line, fuel filter, spark plug, bar and chain. I could get it running for about 10 seconds and it would die. So then I gave the carb a complete rebuild, replacing the washers, screen, diaphragm and...

I picked up an used 028 for $150 or so, I made the mistake of not testing it out before handing over the cash, turns out there is a leak in the gas tank/ handle assembly. The saw is pretty dirty so I figured I'd take it apart and clean it up and JB weld the gas tank assembly for a quick fix, or...

Sorry if this isn't the correct spot to post up for needed ID'ing of tree's I searched but didnt find much. Is anyone able to help me ID this tree? I'm having trouble figuring it out. The leaves look to be similar to birch and alder but this is no birch or alder to my knowledge. Location...

I was talking to my buddy the other day and he mentioned that he needed to get rid of a bunch of cottonwood trees that had recently been cut down. Some of them range around 24" diameter, nothing is bucked yet. I know cotton wood doesnt do well for firewood and I recently bought my first home...

Hey guys, I was curious if you could help me identify all of the problems with this starter. I was having a hard time finding an image detailed enough to show what it was supposed to look like. It seems as though something was shear off and the damping disc has a hole in it. I don't think the...

Hey, I am wondering how you guys price your lumber? I can understand it is going to vary from what type of wood you are selling but where do you start? How do you get a general price of lumber? I am trying to figure out a few numbers to see if I can benefit from buying a band saw mill. I was...

Anyone know where I can buy a air filter suitable for the 2100 CD? I looked on parts tree.com but it was not available. The nylon on my airfilter has some rips in it.

Buy a new chainsaw of course. Well I have never had my hands on a Stihl before and I am anxious to. Don't get me wrong, I love husqvarna's, especially my 2100 CD. Such a beast. Since I don't know much about Stihl saws, I know you guys know whats up and what models would suit my needs...

I've noticed that some people using chainsaw mills have an additional bar tip oiler and some have a water feed. I am curious what the advantages of both are? My 2100 seems to guzzle bar oil and stay lubed pretty well while milling. I have been thinking about the grandberg bar tip oiler...

The other day I posted up a thread asking why my chain kept falling off while trying to cut down a larger cottonwood. Today I sharpened up the chain and gave it another try. This time it cut much better and did not throw. The tree was nearly cut through when I took the saw out and pounded once...

I run both a husky 359 XP and a 2100 CD. Every time I put a chain on and tighten it real good so it has almost no slack at all then start to cut something, the chain on both saws immediately get really slack. I don't understand it. I am trying to cut down a large cottonwood right now and...

I've been milling lots of NW red cedar and have a huge pile of sawdust building up. A lot of it has gone into my compost but I am left with a lot more. I am curious what you millers choose to do with your sawdust. Wondering what your creative ways of usage may be. P.S. Will cedar sawdust...

I am constantly looking at local ads for excellent deals on chainsaw. But a lot of the time I am having to google search the model to get the information about that saw and usually dont find a whole lot. Is there a website that lists specs on most chainsaws? Any good places to look? Thanks

So far I have boughten a Husky 2100 CD with 3 bars 33" 36" and 30" for $300 Just found two great listings on my local craigslist ads. Another Husky 2100 CD for $150 And a Stihl 090 for $1000 or trade for guns. That 090 is so awesome!

I have been doing lots of reading, asking and researching about ripping chain. The more I learn about them the more confused I get. Everyone gives me different information and I am just not sure who to listen to anymore. I am curious what is going to be the best solution for ripping mainly...

I decided to take some pictures of just some of the many many mushrooms and fungi that grow in my area. All of these were found in a 200 ft radius of my house.

I was walking in the woods the other day looking for deadfall and came across this long straight tree. There was so much brush and other foliage around it I could not see any leaves from this tree. It is possible to identify the tree type by the bark? Anybody know what it might be?

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I am sure most of you who wander in the woods looking at tree's notice that several fungi grow mostly on deadfall. In the area I reside we have mainly Red Cedar, Douglas Fir, Birch, Maple and some other evergreens. A couple of days ago I cut down a dead birch tree that was covered in these...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JZghey6sFQ Seriously? I can't believe these people allow for such an unsafe competition. "Hey guys, lets make them run on a skinny log with no protection and a running chainsaw without the chain locked." ??? Really?