Just Mow
Don't touch my Willie !!!
Too bad I didn't have 1 more week :bang: :bang: :bang:
you should have stayed longer
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you should have stayed longer
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RiverRat2
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A bump for ya Gary
Drove by one of my favorite shops yesterday the good old Elbe convenience store. Only place I know where you can fill up with gas get some cold drinks and snack and pickup a Stihl 460 and chisel chain in one convenient stop.
Drove by one of my favorite shops yesterday the good old Elbe convenience store. Only place I know where you can fill up with gas get some cold drinks and snack and pickup a Stihl 460 and chisel chain in one convenient stop.
Pic of a Western Red Cedar started on this morning Not much time tho so I will have to go back tomorrow. Fun to be climbing again tho.
RiverRat2
Serio Tree Freak
Great photo,,,, what saw is that in your hand???? 020T????
Pic of a Western Red Cedar started on this morning Not much time tho so I will have to go back tomorrow. Fun to be climbing again tho.
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Before you ya haul yourself back up there be sure to pack a lunch. Looks like a nice job.
Before you ya haul yourself back up there be sure to pack a lunch. Looks like a nice job.
Yea its a big tree about 4' across most limbs have to be ropd down it sits between a fence and the shed.
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My partner and I were just working on a big spruce the other day. Over a house and wires on the other side. Everything had to be roped down too.
Is there a lot of sap in those Western Red's too? His flipline is all gummed up now.
My partner and I were just working on a big spruce the other day. Over a house and wires on the other side. Everything had to be roped down too.
Is there a lot of sap in those Western Red's too? His flipline is all gummed up now.
GASoline71
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Nice pics BKS... see ya at Buckley... I'll be the 6'5" hungover dude filin' on my saw.
Gary
Gary
This one seems to be exceptionally pitchy sticky all over my forearms
Stihl4life
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I have two cedars just like that in my back yard. One is about 6' around at the base and the other is like 4'6" to 5'. They are pretty big.
Burvol
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I'm moving into some more "Creamy" stuff in the next few days, will try to post a few pics. Actually, just run of the mill out here in the PNW.:chainsawguy:
OilHead
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I'd like to install a west coast style 3/4 wrap handle on a 036 will the USA bar for the 361 work ? Any suggestions would be appreacated. Also anyone know if the clutch side cover off a 441 mag will fit the 036.
Lakeside53
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Nope, the 441 and 036 style covers are different. Sure you can grind and hack, but it won't fit quite right. if you want a deep cover, buy the correct cover for the 036.
The 361 and the 036 use completely different handles.
Burvol
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Come on now, Schmitty!
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Burvol
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:bang: :bang: OK Gary, you started a thread that was supposed to discuss cutting and logging in OR, WA, BC, and No Cal, then it shifted to baby seal clubbing...Hmm.
:bang: Can we get back on track? Or just ramble? Here are some thoughts I had today at lunch...no offense to anyone, just some humor after seeing a lot of posts and pics on here, it made me think of the original PNW post.
Forest Helmets (the ones with the face shield and ear muffs, and some with radios), GAY. Falling trees (timber out here) with half wraps, GAY and RETARTED. Really being concerend about the brand of your neighbor's saw (But Stihl is King out here), GAY. Volume being measured in decibles instead of board feet, GAY. Track machine skidders made outside of the state of Illinois, GAY. Putting your foot in the handle of your saw to start it when you run it for a living, NO BUSINESS. Carrying a seperate bar oil and premix jug into the woods, WHY? Not having respect for humor and a little fun, WHY LIVE? Oh ya, bashing GOD on Arboristsite.com, you have never CUT IN THE PNW.
:bang: Can we get back on track? Or just ramble? Here are some thoughts I had today at lunch...no offense to anyone, just some humor after seeing a lot of posts and pics on here, it made me think of the original PNW post.
Forest Helmets (the ones with the face shield and ear muffs, and some with radios), GAY. Falling trees (timber out here) with half wraps, GAY and RETARTED. Really being concerend about the brand of your neighbor's saw (But Stihl is King out here), GAY. Volume being measured in decibles instead of board feet, GAY. Track machine skidders made outside of the state of Illinois, GAY. Putting your foot in the handle of your saw to start it when you run it for a living, NO BUSINESS. Carrying a seperate bar oil and premix jug into the woods, WHY? Not having respect for humor and a little fun, WHY LIVE? Oh ya, bashing GOD on Arboristsite.com, you have never CUT IN THE PNW.
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GAY THIS!! u do it your way ill do it mine, and here in the state of IL we have both john deere and cat
note the 2 gallon bar oil jugs with the starter rope between the 2 of them=great for throwing over the shoulder
note the 2 gallon bar oil jugs with the starter rope between the 2 of them=great for throwing over the shoulder
Burvol
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GAY THIS!! u do it your way ill do it mine, and here in the state of IL we have both john deere and cat
note the 2 gallon bar oil jugs with the starter rope between the 2 of them=great for throwing over the shoulder
Way to take the bait SiLogger! All in good fun, nice tree bud. CAT crawlers rule though....
