just a couple pics of my ms261 in the woods

[RogueWave]

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[RogueWave]

A little background, this red oak got toppled by a wind storm a couple weeks ago. Was hollow from the stump to about 4 feet up. Probly 20" dbh size...bought this 261 in January. Got about 8-10 gallons through it. Brad modded the muffler and advance the timing. Real fun to run in the smaller wood.

 

[gunnusmc03]

Thanks for the pics, I really want to try a 261 sometime.

 

[RogueWave]

Best Stihl dealer in our area is La Blancs. Nuff said.

 

[zogger]

Nice tree, nicer saw and great crop of poison ivy to work in! hahaha, looks like it anyway.

 

[gunnusmc03]

Best Stihl dealer in our area is La Blancs. Nuff said.

Bob is great, I was in there today to pick up a crank seal for my 026.

 

[sgrizz]

Nice tree, nicer saw and great crop of poison ivy to work in! hahaha, looks like it anyway.

I love my 261 , That does look like alot of poison ivy . I wish I was immune to it .

 

[RogueWave]

Nice tree, nicer saw and great crop of poison ivy to work in! hahaha, looks like it anyway.

Nah, no poison ivy there....but I tell ya u ain't seen poison ivy until you've been down to Tennessee. Vines all over the trees like 2-3 inches thick..lol

 

[zogger]

Nah, no poison ivy there....but I tell ya u ain't seen poison ivy until you've been down to Tennessee. Vines all over the trees like 2-3 inches thick..lol

Ya, they can get pretty stout here too..

I was in missouri once, thick brush and forest, out morel hunting. So, come to a creek, saw a log big enough to walk across it easy, about a foot thick. log kept going..kept going, thinking WTF kinda of tree is this...followed it..got back into denser shade and it thinned out some and I looked closer, it was a poison ivy vine! The mother of all vines, had shoots and runners all over. That is by far and away the largest one I ever saw.

 

[Tnshaker]

Nothing like working in and by the rivers in the woods in Middle Tennessee in the summer. My boss asked me one time why I always have poison ivy. I took him down to some of our work sites and gave him a tour. I then asked him to point out a tree or location that did not have poison ivy

 

[naturelover]

Ya, they can get pretty stout here too..

I was in missouri once, thick brush and forest, out morel hunting. So, come to a creek, saw a log big enough to walk across it easy, about a foot thick. log kept going..kept going, thinking WTF kinda of tree is this...followed it..got back into denser shade and it thinned out some and I looked closer, it was a poison ivy vine! The mother of all vines, had shoots and runners all over. That is by far and away the largest one I ever saw.

I'd have had to made a bee-line for the creek after that...

People fear snakes and bees; I fear the ivy....


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