Rookie1
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chainsaw work wanted
Wish I had a downed tree or something easy for this guy to do. NOT!:msp_tongue:
Wish I had a downed tree or something easy for this guy to do. NOT!:msp_tongue:
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Jonesy11
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Free firewood
That there is a lot of premium wood ripe for the picking. Uh hell no not even close to firewood. It might burn if put in a fire but brush won't keep you warm through the night
That there is a lot of premium wood ripe for the picking. Uh hell no not even close to firewood. It might burn if put in a fire but brush won't keep you warm through the night
LegDeLimber
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Now here's a mild understatement: " Missing a few parts "
presure washer
presure washer
terryknight
ArboristSite Operative
"i am to lay to pick up my own mess, will you come do it for me?"
that's gotta be a joke
Mac88
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It's a "builder". The chassis has already been restored. Ready for "crate engine".
RandyMac
Stiff Member
cat-face timber
Knot Bumper
RandyMac
Stiff Member
250 CC
WOW, where can I get one?
I thought my 385XP was big
Better hurry on that one. The power to weight ratio is fantastic.
Jonesy11
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I'll PASS on the ranger
bacon please :hmm3grin2orange:
bacon please :hmm3grin2orange:
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a fine looking saw but STIHL CHAINSAW
Jonesy11
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Mac88
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FWD if you put dualies on the rear. The front drive axle seems to have gone missing.
zogger
Tree Freak
I couldnt see one either. Im sure some local guy there might call him on that.
I like quads, I have two now, well, working on them. Big square and made by generic motors.
KiwiBro
Mill 'em, nails be damned.
Those Yamahas are very advanced machines. The front wheels have in-hub drives powered by regenerative braking, dochano.
Mac88
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All my stuff is 2WD. We have a Honda 4-wheeler that we store for a friend. We use it to move the splitter.
I'm sure.
Here's a low budget heavy duty firewood hauler for someone!
67 Ford f350
67 Ford f350
millbilly
ArboristSite Guru
call me crazy, but I could see myself behind the wheel of that truck, and remembering the good ole days.
zogger
Tree Freak
All my stuff is 2WD. We have a Honda 4-wheeler that we store for a friend. We use it to move the splitter.
I'm sure.
2wd just slap wont work here offroad very much. Maybe 2 months outta the year it will, mid summer when it is the driest, thats it, rest of the time the ground is too soft and muddy.
Ill probably get a 2wd truck, but that will be some sort of wood delivery dump, hard or at least semi hard surface only. Eventually.
