Jeez you are already a logger then.....Funny story, one of the guys who used to be active in F&L drove water truck and passed himself off as a timber faller to this group. I guess he didn’t figure that someone else on the forum might know someone who knew him.
Thanks Steve, I was a timber faller for 10 years, then started driving fuel truck for the benefits and being home more, and doing residential tree work and timber falling on the side when I could. Been wanting to go back to logging full time ever sense, it’s a way of life I really enjoy.
Nice looking machine. Are you listing it now? I don't know you're area, but around here the only offers you'd get on a walk behind tiller would be down right insulting. If it was mine, and everything was in tip-top shape, I'd wait until May when folks are starting to think about playing in the garden and ask for $300. Never see walk behind Ariens here, but the small Wheel horses usually hit the market around $400 and the MTD stuff is usually around $200.
Cool, thanks. Yeah I'll wait until spring to list it, just trying to get an idea of what to ask for it. Appreciate the reply.
For an ash in our area it was bigger than most. I had only taken the 261 with an 18" and ended up having to cut some from both sides. Most of the stuff I've gotten from this guy is usually 16-18" stuff. Seems like stuff is bigger now that i"m older.
My wife just drove by this they said I could have it but needs it gone tonight and the cut up stuff is spoken forMy wife literally just drove by this today lol.
Maybe I need to call on it tomorrow.
Pex and Sharkbite fittings are so nice Mike. So easy and quick to put plumbing together. And the better Sharkbite fittings can be disconnected if necessary.
Sounds like the perfect reason to buy an Alaskan Mill for yourself.
Doesn’t look like something I would like. Might be better than nothing I suppose. I thought if anything I would get a band sawmill.
