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1 bar + 1 chain = 1 Blade (it really does meet requirements of a double edged blade: cutting surfaces with rigid center structure). Actually, I think I like calling a complete set a "blade" mostly because it ALWAYS gets a reaction from someone on here :msp_biggrin: Thanks for the heads up all...

Warranty is shorter for commercial than HO; first summer I had my cs-341, the limiter came out with a pair of needle nose pliers and the warranty went by-by! This little saw is particular! As in, I am always field tuning, some times two or three times depending on temperature and humidity. Other...

Hi all. I recently bought a 359, new carb, many new parts from the dealer, unfortunately it leaks bar oil like a sieve unless it is sitting on it's side handle with the blade dangling in the air, waiting for me to trip over it in the shop. I broke it apart to get at the oil pump and hosing...

I think what you really want, is a miniskid:

Yup. When all you got is the human mule...

Except you should be using a ring or a rigging plate, as caribiners are not desgned to be used like that, as log grabs. Otherwise use this: http://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?category_id=348&item=1896 Or maybe this: http://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?category_id=350&item=1997...

Was there. Enjoyed it. Free coffee, free food, excellent presentation by two guys who love their job. Was looking for you Climber. Sorry if I missed you.

Went to the Vermeer Seminar and thoroughly enjoyed it. Even if the roads were NASTY coming and going.

I was channeling the Prezzy and his "57" states. ;-P

Even Jepson says "don't use another man's gear". Shock loads, cycles to failure, how often was the gear left lying on concrete, in the back of the truck in the rain, etc. all that. For life support, best to start fresh or from a personally known source. Put yours together from scratch after...

The bridge connects the legs and the hips, centers you on the line when in suspension. Places you in a natural sitting position where the force of your body is evenly distributed, keeps you from self-tourniqueting.

Where/How would you put the bridge? Don't point your toes with those hooks: I've heard linemen say they fall right out of the pole.

Jonsy dealer, that will come in handy. Oh You Know Thats Right. You can ship those right? Or did they change that?

Clear visqueen, heavy mil, then stapled to the split ends with a hammer tacker or a construction stapler. Cheaper and more durable than tarping. The clear plastic works like a green house, the short sides means moisture condenses, then drips off sides (where it's able). I don't know why you...

385xp for $200? What was it's condition prior to the build? It looks shiny...

Awesome video brother. That will come in handy for us down here in the lower 47. You'd he surprised the number of people who don't know what "in-tree" is much less means.

Snitched from that yellow National rag:

You can get a good looking 372xp for under $500, they market at almost a $1000 new. 70+ ccs will handle a 24/25" blade with ease, and for firewood, that's all you need. Just build your arsenal and don't despise small beginning. When you need a bigger saw, you'll be able to get it. I dropped...

For outdoor use (unless it's decking), you want them rough, for the same reason all of your cedar and fir from the lumber yard is Rough Sawn. When you sand the lumber you are closing the grain which prevents sealer penetration. The rough out holds the sealer better/longer and therefore weathers...

I'm probly wrong, because apparently I'm crazy, but I think it would be a technical case of his property damaging your property. You could present it like that; the "cheaper to cut it down than have it fall down" approach, but if money and pride are tight, Them's Fightin' Words.