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
ArboristSite Operative
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
Addicted to ArboristSite
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
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
ArboristSite Operative
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.
Those Yamahas are very advanced machines. The front wheels have in-hub drives powered by regenerative braking, dochano.
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.
