buttercup
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Long since now... curious minds wants to see and read, whats you impression!
What did you do with your chainsaw today ?
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Long since now... curious minds wants to see and read, whats you impression!
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Sorry I forgot you guys. I've only run a couple tanks through it, but it's a keeper. Never really warmed up to the MKI I owned, but the new version seems to be a much sturdier design. Bit stronger too.
buttercup
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I took this Husqvarna model 36 out from a dark place, dumped last year's fuel out, an inch or so deep, put in new and gave it a little run. Most years this is all the use it gets. Not sure if it counts as mine, wife bought it before I was known of. 5 cross cuts and one rip. Replacement bar from Bailey's before the changes $7 and ps3 chain when I could order it on line and pick up later.
Here's what I did with the saws today. Felled a 70 ft Ash and got it bucked and about 1/2 on the to be split stack. Had some help today too! Love bringing my boys into the woods with me!
Lee
Lee
My wife Debbie 64 and I 67 stated on a good deed to help out some older folks today. We started removing a big limby fallen white oak.
I ran five tank full's of gas through my saws. Deb did most of the loading.
We are both stiff and will finish it next week.
That's 1 1/2 cords on that 7' X 14' trailer.
Thanks for looking.
I ran five tank full's of gas through my saws. Deb did most of the loading.
We are both stiff and will finish it next week.
That's 1 1/2 cords on that 7' X 14' trailer.
Thanks for looking.
buttercup
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Very nice pictures and I enjoyed them, thanks for posting sir.
Thank you very much.
Looks like a good day's work! I like days like that. It feels like you accomplished something. Thanks for sharing the pictures. Have a good night.
Lee
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That is very nice of both of you to help out, good people.
Thanks very much.That is very nice of both of you to help out, good people.
The couple that we did this for are known for helping others in need all their lives. Now they are 84 and 85 and are slowing down. One has health issues.
It gave my wife and I a good feeling of purpose to do the job. It took us five days to finish the job.
We got 4 cords of white oak split and stacked on our pile. Which we didn't need to begin with.
We carried off and dumped two 7" X 14" trailer loads of limbs and a half a load of debris that we raked up.
All they have to do now is mow it.
In this dog eat dog fast pace world today to do a good deed like this makes me sleep well.
Clint
My wife and I removed a 55 year old neglected apple tree with 2 trillion limbs from my sister's yard.
Real fun day.
Used a MS 170 that was given to me yesterday. Cool little limbing saw.
Real fun day.
Used a MS 170 that was given to me yesterday. Cool little limbing saw.
Good job Clint. Those limby trees are a real bugger. Now you have some good smoking wood.
Have a great day,
Lee
Thanks Lee
I will save some for the smoker.
That was the largest one to be removed. We will start on two smaller ones today and hope to finish.
Then I have a widow maker dead white pine to take down. I may make a vid of that one.
Clint
Got after some more ash today. Dropped two about a foot in diameter and one about twenty inches.
Beautiful day in the woods!
Lee
Beautiful day in the woods!
Lee
only made sure it (they) are still in the garage ...do this every morning before going to work 
young bucker
Don’t touch my lunch and can of chew..!!.
Picked it up, admired it, put it back down.
