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Thanks for the replies. Maybe in the near future more people will be running them and we can get a few good reviews.

Has anyone here actually run a 200T and a 355T ? I'd like to know what the 355T is like. I just read 15 pages of mostly nonsense and still haven't heard if it's up to par.

Definitely looks worth the small price and effort.:msp_thumbup:

nice looking splitter. How much did it cost to put together ?

The link I posted above was for Baileys. I think they were the cheapest I could find last year when I bought mine. I'm not sure how much shipping would cost to your area though. Try a Google search and see who has the best price for your location. Good luck.

I think the RG50 takes the 900 series. The Super RG50 takes the 1100 series.

Somewhere around 4 cords so far. Hopefully I'll only burn one more.

I see what you mean with not using water on the hot pipe. What I would use the hose for is to wet down the surrounding area and to lightly spray the outside of my double wall chimney pipe, slowly cooling it. I would also not recommend getting water down the chimney as that would probably cause...

I can reach any area inside my house but not everything outside. I do keep a 20' extension ladder on my porch, so I've got that base covered also. Does anyone know how hot creosote has to get in order to ignite? My stove pipe never gets over 400°. I'm not sure if that matters though.

I always keep a garden hose in my basement just in case of such a problem. I can turn on the water in the basement and then head upstairs and out the door where I can spray my roof or the surrounding area. Hopefully this won't be necessary, but it's nice to be prepared.

7/32 is fine. I file mine at 30 deg. without any up or down angle.

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I didn't know an Oak could get that big. Nice pics.

Here's a link to a BTU chart. http://www.woodheat.org/firewood/firewood.htm Cedar is pretty low on the list.

That tree may not have gone the way you intended it to, but at least you got a great video out of it. Many people will learn from this. Thanks for sharing.

Around half a cord so far. Barely used a drop of oil. Hope I can keep it that way.

I have a stock 372xp without a MM. Would it be worth putting on an 8 pin or should I leave it alone ? I guess I'll get to doing the MM soon. Should be nice.

Looks good.

If it's in good shape, $415. is a good price. Try to get it for $350. if you can. I don't own a 044, but from what I've heard, they're a good saw.

20" bar would not be a problem. You won't know the condition until you look. Could be a mint condition saw that was too big for a homeowners needs, or could have been beat up by loggers. Looks good in the pictures though.