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im sold on maxflow filters...just figured id vouch for em...i can get two days cuttin in the dirtyest of conditions cuttin with em...i can even be a little lazy with the 660 and get a third day out with almost an unnoticeable power loss...then i wince when i pull that faded orange hood...

we dont have foremen here,they are called bossmen...no unions here friend:msp_smile:

we were lopping brush one day,and the bossman brought up a story of a guy who was caught just over the ridge laying flatout on his back with his saw beside him pulling the trigger as needed to try to fool the crew,this tactic did not work,nor did his employment last...this is an extreme case,but...

that -25f was way outta hand for southern n.m.!i decided it would be a good idea to go outside and just see what -20 plus was like?took about five paces around the back yard,,,that was plenty enough for me,i scrambled right back inside and threw a couple more chunks of juniper in the...

how much do you have to give for a pair of vibergs tramp busheler?slowp had reccomended kuliens,and i am sure that they are a very good boot,but i spit some beer out when she said the pricetag was 600 plus!!!im not gonna go much over 350 for any boot...but i also fully understand that"you get...

i am trying not to steal this thread alltogether,but on the subject of boots,i am looking at buying a pair of danner rain forest boots.does anyone have any input good or bad?

chainsawing is hard work,but if your saw is dull it is really hard!(learned that the hard way)after a few years falling i think i have a pretty good grasp on hand filing,now i am able to just carry the weight of the saw around and pull the trigger,if anything i prefer to be pulling the saw out...

28"bar eh?i stand corrected,once again a picture does not do justice to actual size of things

someones gonna buck it eventually anyways,but just from"eyeballing it":dizzy:,i dont think you have enough bar to bust that one all the way,unless you are pretty creative with that 24"bar:clap:

appreciate the offer andy,but im sure as you know,i have had to resort to carpentry...but i still keep a brand new spencer 50'in my bucket,comes in handy on the bigger jobs...been itchin to put nice humboldt in a decent chunk of wood though:chainsaw:do they have classes to deal with that type of...

nice,a guy i knew had one,it was sure nice for a guy like me,that at the time might not be smart enough to pull my tape before a buck on a sidehilled log that might roll?,or even worse get carried away limbing and feel that sudden jerk....ziiiiiinnnnnggggg ch ch ch,sound at exactly fifty...

by the way,a guy i used to work with used to have a tape splicer,basically a mini rivot gun.does anyone know where you can get one of those anymore?just curious:)

i agree,i put a good amount of tape around the plastic stop thingy just in case my tape gets away from me,but i am a firm believer that you need that "hinge effect"to snap a tape out of the bark.when i used to tape my tapes a foot or so up 9 times out of ten where the tape ended it usually broke...

not much air in those miters,good job!good to see some new mexico terrain on the site!:cheers:

gotta love the 55 gallon drum ratchet strapped to the corner of the bed,reminds me of the first crummy they scabbed together for me,no 4wd drive for this youngster though...cant recall missing a day though?they gave me the keys to a six at seventeen!!!loving life:chainsaw:

hate your cherry tree got bit,but one out of three aint bad in this climate,if you are getting that much wood out by ten id say you are doing good!we have a moving job in the flats to do tomorrow,plan to be in the desert by 630 and moving by 7,i wanted to start earlier,but not possible...

it was a really good winter for us down here,i think someone said 135"of snow?i put about a thousand miles on my sled this year,the riding was awesome,didnt have to worry about stumps or rocks at all,just bounce off all of it! we just had our last snow a month ago or so,but now it is...

i hear you there mike,i dont think the stuff i got caught in was quite quarter size,but all nickel for sure!i had a chevy shortbed at the time with no headliner in the cab,and on the full throttle run just to make it out of the woods,my falling partner and i could litterally yell at each other...