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Mines mostly a shelf queen these days.

That Chevy is bad azz:clap:....

Thanks for the add'l pics Clint. I'm not usually a copy cat, but I like that setup. Just ordered the full wrap and big dogs from Partstree. Now I just need to find time to "freshen up" my 357xp. New seals, updated boot & clamp, defeat the auto decomp, clean up the cylinder some & new Caber...

I just had to come back to get a copy of that sweet 357xp with the full wrap. I'm in the process of re-building a 357. I'll be adding the big dogs and wrap. Thanks Clint for the pics.

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REPPED :baaa:

In before the lock? :happybanana:

I at least clean up my stumps to hide my debauchery. :wtf:

That's a 4020 John Deere, pretty decent size tractor. Dad was pulling a 20 ft bush hog a few years back, rolled over a big log, the log squirted out from under the rear tires, rear tires grabbed, front reared up and it came to rest like you see in the pic. He was very fortunate to not get hurt.

Sounds kind of like my neighbor. This past fall, I came home one evening after work and noticed him on the end of a 20 ft ladder trying to top a 50 - 60 ft hickory. He was standing on the top rung of the ladder, had himself tethered off with a piece of clothesline and getting ready to top this...

This has to be one of the better threads here on AS, IMO. I don't visit very often, but I'm impressed each time I do so. Hopefully in the future, I'll contribute some pictures of some of my scrounges. KUDOS to the regular contributors to this thread.

You should ask the question in the Chainsaw Forum, go to the stickies and look for the McCulloch Chainsaws thread. Here it is: http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/mcculloch-chain-saws.71126/

I must be the exception, I've enjoyed my 441. I run a 8 pin rim and 25" bar, 3/8 .050 chain. I can bury it in 24" HedgeApple and it just zips right thru. My only complaint would be that it's a tad bid on the heavy side.

Sorry about your thread Carl. I find it very unusual that this same thread is in no less than two other sites and the input has been constructive / very informative. I'll follow your thread on one of the other sites. I appreciate your sharing the build @MillerModSaws . See you over on the...

The $132.00 is for the heated wrap. The un-heated wrap is $87.00 http://www.partstree.com/parts/husqvarna/saws-chainsaw/357-xp-husqvarna-chainsaw-2011-05/handle/ Ever since I saw @cgraham1 's 357 , I've been wanting one too.

Parts Tree has it for $132.00 http://www.partstree.com/parts/husqvarna/saws-chainsaw/357-xp-husqvarna-chainsaw-2011-05/handle/

That's like dishing out crack in a crack house. :happybanana:

Look at http://performanceoutdoorequipment.com/ @fordf150 is a site sponser here, I bet he can hook you up.

By the background of your pics, you've spent some time in carburetors. My CS 590 has the muffler gutted and limiters removed. It wears a 24" bar, runs buried in hedge apple with no problems.