Thanks, yes, enjoy, thats what its for.I hope everything goes well and that u recover quickly. I will have a extra cup in ur honor. Just cause I can.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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I hope everything goes as planned. I'll have a cup for you as well!
Wow! 1000kg of noodles! That must be a big bag!Ah, you mean like this...
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I boxed up some noodles to give me some firestarter before Cowgirl dug it all into her horticultural compound. The 1,000kg bag was full after my candelbark noodling before she started stealing it
Best wishes for a successful procedure and quick recovery
Same here 'cept I had 3 or was it 4?I hope everything goes as planned. I'll have a cup for you as well!
Already 65 here and sunny going into the 70s .
The wrecking bar usually stays in the truck but I've used it to rescue pinched bars, stuck rounds, lever up a trunk etc.How's this.
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Congratulations.
It's amazing that people still have these bundles of joy, almost like it's how things are meant to be
Basically their pronouns.
No.
Just figured I should reply rather than just like the post, don't want to get in trouble again lol.
Same.
I've seen the guys use them to knock out the face(which can be done with the slegde) and put them into the back cut as an indicator so they can tell when the tree starts to fall(which can be done with a wedge on the size trees I usually cut).
I need to buy another small estwing for driving wedges, the one I lost was nice for it and it was very compact so it fit well in the top of my tool box. Maybe one that's a bit bigger wouldn't come up missing though.
What do you use the large wreaking bar for?
JustPlainJeff
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Hmmmm. I ordered a Dremel and some sharpening stones from Oregon. They got here and I went out to sharpen all of my chains to get ready to get after it, after our fresh 16" melts. And low and behold, I've been sharpening my chains with the wrong size file????
I've been using a 7/32" file on my 3/8" chain forever. On all of my chains for years. I normally buy Oregon, but wanted some NOW, and not have to wait for them to come via shipping, so I went to the Stihl shop and bought some. And these are supposed to take 13/64"? Oh well, I've never had a problem with my chains or sharpening. I'm guessing that the 7/32" just gives me a deeper gullet and a thinner hook?
I've been using a 7/32" file on my 3/8" chain forever. On all of my chains for years. I normally buy Oregon, but wanted some NOW, and not have to wait for them to come via shipping, so I went to the Stihl shop and bought some. And these are supposed to take 13/64"? Oh well, I've never had a problem with my chains or sharpening. I'm guessing that the 7/32" just gives me a deeper gullet and a thinner hook?
I use 7/32 on my Stihl chains after a few sharpenings . 13/64 will give you supposedly a faster cut but won’t last as long .
Depends on chain brand. Stihl calls for 13/64. Oregon and some others call for 7/32 on 3/8 size chain.
JustPlainJeff
ArboristSite Operative
Am I delusional though? I'm positive that the Oregon chains called for 7/32", right?
JustPlainJeff
ArboristSite Operative
You beat me to the punch. Read the above question.
You are correct .
Morning guys, it’s 17 and blowing wind/snow here.
Sierra_rider
Piss revver
35 right now and sunny, it's supposed to be in the high 50's today.
WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
Right in between you both. 30° and very windy now. High of 42° later. Hopefully the winds let up at some point.
About the same here. Sunny, windy with a high of 44°.
