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A few years back, I found a muscovy duck in my chimney...They'll try to make a nest just about anywhere.

Tractor Supply sells the True Temper Splitting Axe for $30....Just as good as the Fiskars x27 in my opinion. Don't know where the Fiskars is manufactured, But I know that True Temper is Made in the USA.

Hard to beat the Stihl ES bars (JMO)

My wife keeps it around 76 in our house all winter. I usually keep the bedroom windows open. I don't mind the warm house, but can't sleep in a hot bedroom.

I have Locust post in my pasture that have been there over 50 years Black Locust gets hard as nails when it's dry and last forever, under the right conditions.

I'm going with Walnut...

Not sure why it would be hard to replace? The husky ones that I've replaced where held in place by two clips. Just take the two lines off and pop it out. The Stihl ones that I've replaced where held in place by four screws,

Took the carb off this morning. Wasn't too bad after I found the three bolts and figured out that the throttle linkage just lifts up and pops out of place. Took the carb apart and cleaned real good then spotted the problem....The primer bulb was dry rotted and cracked... so after I figured that...

Yeh, but the husky will fall over on it's side when she puts it in the toy box..:tongue2:

Nice Saws...:cheers:

Do you need 4 wheel drive?

I agree...It's usually not worth trying to save the logs, unless there high dollar Veneer. I was thinking about buying a Wood Mizer LT15 to saw logs. Thought it would be nice to be able to saw my own lumber...I could saw Hemlock and redo my old milk house and some other buildings, but then...

To protect from the wind, Put three stakes in on the upwind side to form a triangle then fasten burlap. The point of the triangle will face into the prevailing wind.

I agree...there's nothing wrong with an automatic transmission.. I work for a paving company and all of our service trucks that do really heavy pulling (five days/wk) have Auto transmissions and i can't ever remember one failing And i've work there for over 26 years. Keep the fluids and...

It comes from a cocklebur....:hmm3grin2orange:

Thanks, I'm gonna tear into it in the morning....I figured i just wasn't looking hard enough...

Sweeeeet...Doesn't look like you'll have to go far to hunt...First priority, Make friends with your new neighbors.:msp_biggrin:

A friend dropped off his 435 Husky. Starts, but wont stay running. I'm gonna check it out for him..Anyway, I was looking it over tonight and was trying to figure out how the carb comes off? I didn't see any bolts or screws holding it on? I'm used to tearing Stihls apart....just two nuts...

Didn't really read the thread...Just heard something about government and wood stoves......Where do i sign up for free wood stamps....:hmm3grin2orange:

The water currents are probably more important than lean. I See a thread awhile back where they discovered an entire forest in the Gulf Of Mexico....One of the hurricanes uncovered...Pretty amazing the trees were preserved under the mud for god knows how long.