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I got one from my local Menards store. Inexpensive and works fine.

Lol, damn guys, I certainly brought up a debate. And yeah, my bad, I posted it here and in the firewood forum bc tapatalk made it look like one didn't post. I told him free firewood is always a good thing. Haven't actually seen the wood myself. Where I cut, I get a lot of the various elms...

He said it was pretty lightweight and split real easy, probably is cottonwood. I told him the same things you guys have said. Kindling or campfire wood. Don't expect to get very warm with it, lol. Thanks for all the help guys, I appreciate it. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Can anyone identify this for me? A buddy got a bunch dropped at his house and I can't seem to place it. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Could someone identify this wood for me? A buddy got some dropped off at his place and I can't seem to place it. Thanks!

yeah, the whole CAD thing sucks alright. The GF got me a ms170 for clearing trails for the bday, and was at an auction tonight and picked up a nice looking 028wb for $50. 150 on the compression, piston is clean, just needs a little cleaning and tuning. up to like 14 or 15 now, no where near...

lol, yeah, its keeps the canoe off the ground and protects most of the wood. Plus the overhang on the garage tends to keep it fairly dry. usually keep the ready to burn stuff closest to the door of the garage, as currently that where my only burner is. Ya work with what ya got.

just some pics, couple at home and one of the "remote" wood pile in the woods where I cut...

Drop it, buck it, split it, and stack it on a plastic or wooden pallet and let em dry. Usually by fall/winter they are good to go. Sun and air do all the work.

All stacked and ready to go on a nice plastic pallet, thanks to my neighbor.

Thanks brothers, thought that's what it was, but wasn't sure. Got more to pick up and the remainder of the tree will come down eventually. Yeah, its pretty wet, but its split and stacked and will make good campfire wood or feed my cast iron stove in the garage this winter. I'll get a pic posted...

Helped a buddy cut up a blow down the other day. Got a truckload and a trailer load out of it, some pretty big and heavy stuff. Is it Yellow poplar or am I way off?

I've been using mineral spirits myself, but its gonna be time for a change soon. Sams club has a purple degreaser that I normally use in a spray bottle and it works good. of course it's 6.58/gal and the "parts washer solvent" from menards which actually says "white solvent" is 44.95/5 gal. Maybe...

well, that is interesting. I wonder what kind of hub bub that caused at the plant when the pics circulated. Very cool of them to get a replacement to you right away.

sorry guys, been away for a bit with some goings on around here. I do have a couple of extra copies available. Special thanks to PHILBERT for sending me a granberg pitch-n-gauge saw chain tool. Thanks Brother, I appreciate it.

We use the QV-8000 version for all of saws on our fire dept. Got one on each engine and truck. I like them. They start easy, and with that short little quick vent bar and carbide chain, they cut pretty good. Used one on friday night at a structure fire to make entry through the side of a two...

ms 460 brake handle: 1128 790 9152 ms 660 brake handle: 1122 790 9101

I've got a bunch of those around that thhe landowner wants cleared out. Ringed them and by next fall they should be thornless and ready to go....

You can always double your winchs pulling ability with snatch block as long as you have enough cable. Keep an eye on the heat build up.

Haven't heard yet, but mine is dated V3.33 and is dated 1 /2012. I do know that mine updates "manufacturers notes" everytime i load it....