That's good.
. Ok, I know where it's at now lets getrdun, another brand new chain (all I had with me) and again full throttle heavy load and wham more metal 
. Sometimes saving money gets expensive
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Plus this was a VXL chain that came with the bar and I think the whole works was 18 bucks so not a big loss. But one run through the grinder and it will be good as new.That's good.
I remember 2 summers ago cutting a big ash I hit something full tilt with a brand new 25" chain
Yes that was for a GB bar and VXL chain. Heck of a deal. I also picked up a 12" bar for my Dolmar along with 12" and 14" for my Stihl as well since those prices were so good.That seems cheap, is that a bar and chain? Is the VXL the Oregon LP.
Did they redesign the ramp?
As long as you don't get the cutters too hot
It was very straight. Is splitting nicely. As far as milling... way back in the backyard/no vehicle access. Had some wire/insulators in it too.
Ah. I got mine direct from government auction, I had to drive 200 miles each way to pick it up, which is also why I had to title it myself. Its the exact same size as an SRW pickup bed. I plan to get one with no title for as cheap as I can to take the bed off for my truck, then make a camper on the frame. The 'burb can handle one of these no problem. I have towed mine with a Tahoe. In hill country you would want something bigger though.I only did 53' for a short period, I like those as much as hauling to short of a trailer lol. The pup trailers we pulled behind the drywall boom truck were pretty short and with the overhang of the flatbed portion of the truck boy could you cut the heck out of them
That's a great price on that trailer, around here you'd spend around 9-1200 for one normally and still have to pay taxes and register it
How big is the deck on them trailers.
That's the bummer, you can never have one trailer to do it all
I do want one of course, but it's not as easy to load logs, and when I have the brush hog on my tractor it's about 20' long so a 14' bumper pull dump won't work to well. The other thing is I still have my half ton suburban which I like a lot and would need an hd to haul the dump with any sort of load. I missed a deal on a mini skid and a 16' gooseneck dump for 15k last summer, oh well as then I would have had to buy the truck and had to go to work to pay for it.
What do you think this is amature hour on the grinder?!? It's svk man he's got this.That seems cheap, is that a bar and chain? Is the VXL the Oregon LP.
Did they redesign the ramp?
As long as you don't get the cutters too hot
Good afternoon buddy.
Not a bad deal for a little driving and a little hassle. That's pretty much what I do with everything as I'm very committed to getting a deal. I figure on a deal like you got you have a days work into it and you certainly saved more than that per my pay grade
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Nice work Mac.
What a deal, you might make me stop using all my CL chains and bars LOL.
) and then using that money to fund a picco setup for my small huskys. Have you though about running lp on the 550 or the 350. Any advice or thoughts would be appreciated, I do like the stihl picco a lot. I have seen a lot of guys running a standard 3/8 drive, but would like the proper size drive. Brad did a little writeup on turning the 404 down I think it was to a 3/8 LP size. He also has a video running picco on a 346 I think it is.
What a deal, you might make me stop using all my CL chains and bars LOL.
I have been thinking about selling a few of the bars and chains I have laying around(there are lots
I would also like a 12" for my ms201 rear handle. I need to do the mods to that one before I send the ms200 rear handle down the rd.
Found the video.
Of my nearly two dozen saws only one wears .325. Sure would be nice to get rid of that pitch.That's the main issue, or I'd already probably have it
Nope. Had the 290 but didn't use it... except when I pinched the bar. [emoji50] His (neighbour's) son-in-law limbed it up for us. Left the bigger stuff for me to buck.
Open for trades!
