395xp back in the game.

[WidowMaker1]

just a quick vid of my loved 395xp. just blowing out the webs, getting ready for RAFT, & hazard reduction work out the state forest and our farm.

[video=youtube;Ka0SXiz_-js]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ka0SXiz_-js[/video]

 

[MnSam]

Those are some fat cookies ...

 

[WidowMaker1]

Those are some fat cookies ...

lol. no point wasting time cutting cookies when i can cut firewood blocks

 

[Nitroman]

just a quick vid of my loved 395xp. just blowing out the webs, getting ready for RAFT, & hazard reduction work out the state forest and our farm.

[video=youtube;Ka0SXiz_-js]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ka0SXiz_-js[/video]

Clean'em, tune'em, sharpen some chains and get ready for the fun!

I don't know how you Aussies do it. Everything down there bites, stings, and is usually painful, if not fatal. Besides, you guys have some HUGE spiders. Not for this kid.

 

[Stihl stock]

Only Husqvarna I'd ever consider owning!

 

[nmurph]

Only Husqvarna I'd ever consider owning!

Welcome, and you really need to come out from under that Norcal rock and look around.:msp_w00t:

 

[AUSSIE1]

Some nice Red Stringy?..............unless it's Mesmate! :msp_thumbup:

 

[Stihl stock]

Thanks for the warm welcome nmurph.

My current 2 saw plan 260 pro & 460 Mag works quite well for me!

 

[Roll Tide]

Only Husqvarna I'd ever consider owning!

I used to be the same way bud. If you dont wanna like husky id suggest not running them cause they are amazing saws.

 

[WidowMaker1]

Clean'em, tune'em, sharpen some chains and get ready for the fun!
I don't know how you Aussies do it. Everything down there bites, stings, and is usually painful, if not fatal. Besides, you guys have some HUGE spiders. Not for this kid.

its all good mate, most are born think skinned in country australia.

Only Husqvarna I'd ever consider owning!

they all get the job done, more a matter of who's capable hands there in. but yes mate the 395 is one of my favorite saws, for all tasks.

Some nice Red Stringy?..............unless it's Mesmate! :msp_thumbup:

yeah mate tons of logs laying around on the farm, lost about 10% of the 300 acres of forest on the farm just from blow downs alone, had them 160kmh winds come threw maybe 3-4 years ago. yellow stringy i believe

 

[CJ1]

I used to be the same way bud. If you dont wanna like husky id suggest not running them cause they are amazing saws.

That seems to be the changing factor with most people! CJ

 

[cat-face timber]

Nice looking saw you have there!
She sure runs good!

 

[Roll Tide]

I wouldnt trade my 395 for anything god that thing puts a smile on my face everytime I even start it.

 

[AUSSIE1]

I don't know how you Aussies do it. Everything down there bites, stings, and is usually painful, if not fatal. Besides, you guys have some HUGE spiders. Not for this kid.

Yeah but you have women in the northern hemisphere also don't you?

If you are referring to the Huntsman, the poor bugger gets a bad rap for such a docile spider. I'm quite happy to have them hang quietly from the internal walls etc in summer as they're not there to give you any grief and are quite happy to coexist. Quite often when cutting up firewood you will have 40-50 of them scattering every where around you as they shelter during the colder months.

 

[Nitroman]

Yeah but you have women in the northern hemisphere also don't you?

If you are referring to the Huntsman, the poor bugger gets a bad rap for such a docile spider. I'm quite happy to have them hang quietly from the internal walls etc in summer as they're not there to give you any grief and are quite happy to coexist. Quite often when cutting up firewood you will have 40-50 of them scattering every where around you as they shelter during the colder months.

Just reading that gave me the creeps. Sorry, spiders and I do not mix.

 

[WidowMaker1]

Nice looking saw you have there!
She sure runs good!

thanks mate, she runs like that all day in any of our hardest of hardwoods ... runs the same with the 36" buried too. and shes all stock work saw

 

[CJ1]

Yeah but you have women in the northern hemisphere also don't you?

If you are referring to the Huntsman, the poor bugger gets a bad rap for such a docile spider. I'm quite happy to have them hang quietly from the internal walls etc in summer as they're not there to give you any grief and are quite happy to coexist. Quite often when cutting up firewood you will have 40-50 of them scattering every where around you as they shelter during the colder months.

I'd love to visit down there and would move in a heartbeat if I could. People make too big a deal about what they don't know about. We have/had killer bees around here about 10 years ago, constant phone calls to exterminate them. Well the bees are still here and no more phone calls. Ended up being honey bees that somebody kept pissing off. "Dang they sting when you are wrecking their home" CJ

 

[AUSSIE1]

I'd love to visit down there and would move in a heartbeat if I could. People make too big a deal about what they don't know about. We have/had killer bees around here about 10 years ago, constant phone calls to exterminate them. Well the bees are still here and no more phone calls. Ended up being honey bees that somebody kept pissing off. "Dang they sting when you are wrecking their home" CJ

Nitro some some difficulties with some creepy crawlies and that's cool.

The Huntsman is such a docile spider. I have no issue with them whatsoever. Can't say the same for the missus! (the missus with Huntsmans.................you know what I mean!).

Yeah, living here isn't as bad as some may think. I love it here and wouldn't move in a heartbeat! :msp_wink:

Just down the road from home, taken a coupla months ago.

 

[SawTroll]

Only Husqvarna I'd ever consider owning!

Your loss! :msp_wink: