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That is a good recipe. If he is careful which it sounds like he is he will easily get 4 + cord with a chain.

You can cut 4 + cord without ever sharpening, assuming you don't hit anything and don't drop it in the dirt? Maybe I am underestimating the chain or underestimating the amount of cuts it would take to get 4 cord. I suppose it could be done but not sure I would want to let a chain go that long before i touch it up. I like sharp cutting chains.
 
Very fitting here per today's posts.
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That is a good recipe. If he is careful which it sounds like he is he will easily get 4 + cord with a chain.
This fella is the real deal..
60+ years old, and still cutting 80-100 truck loads a season. In a 1984 model F350, with a 9' dump bed w/ extensions.
He's a bit of a local Legend. Just took him a while to find his way to my shop.
Lol.
Did I mention he has been using the same old school 372 for going on 13 years? Said when it finally lays down, he's gonna blow it off and set it over his mantle.. He loves that thing.
 
This fella is the real deal..
60+ years old, and still cutting 80-100 truck loads a season. In a 1984 model F350, with a 9' dump bed w/ extensions.
He's a bit of a local Legend. Just took him a while to find his way to my shop.
Lol.
Did I mention he has been using the same old school 372 for going on 13 years? Said when it finally lays down, he's gonna blow it off and set it over his mantle.. He loves that thing.
Wonder how a person manages to get one of those embedded in a tree?
 
This fella is the real deal..
60+ years old, and still cutting 80-100 truck loads a season. In a 1984 model F350, with a 9' dump bed w/ extensions.

So if he is working by himself, when would he have time to sharpen??? And for the price of three cords per year, he doesn't have to deal with it.
smart fellow
 
Wonder how a person manages to get one of those embedded in a tree?

When I was a kid, I remember the feed store having one bolted to a post that they used to cut twine to tie off the top of feed sacks. I think it was in a load of rounds that I cut at an old Century Farm that had a tornado wipe out the barn and house. There was a mint wooden wheeled Springfield wagon in the barn that was turned into splinters. :-(
 

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