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Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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I just grind them off with my 4" grinder. Fold the chain in half(like it goes around the end of the bar but more) and then the safety part of the links will be sticking out, then grind away, it will cut pretty good even with them on though. What makes a big difference is semi chisel or full chisel, but if you want to use it for doing plunge cuts then you want to ditch the safety ramps.
Just posted this in the GMT, but this is one of those "junk" vanguard chains that can't cut wood lol.
Good thing I'm still in Tax Season, we still got 24" of the white stuff on the ground here.
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Nice, but I'll stick with AV and chain brakes, and I have 16, 18, (4) 20, (3) 24, (2) 28 + a 36".
Sold my long bars cause I never use them.
My small mount Huskys go from 12-20”
My large mount Huskys go from 13-20”
The new project Homies I have came with 24” bars.
My small mount Huskys go from 12-20”
My large mount Huskys go from 13-20”
The new project Homies I have came with 24” bars.
That's old skool right there!
But....since saws are scary things, I'm with Mike, especially on the chain brakes!
Is this Swamp Oak? LOL. Just finished up the last of the cottonwood that was in the creek. Got almost a cord out of it. [emoji106]
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Thinned the Homelite herd a week or so ago. So, yesterday I was looking at what is still running. Super 1050 Automatic with 36" bar, XL925 with 30" bar, XL700 with 16"bar (Steve, that's a blue XL700. It was under my work bench in the basement. I knew I had more.), and a 150 Automatic with a 14" bar. Was playing with the little 150 yesterday and the recoil spring shattered in about 10 places. Ordered a new one for $9.99. I've got an orange 4 saw team also. 660 with 36" and 25" bars, 08S with 21" bar, MS290 with 18" and an MS170 with 16". The 08S isn't running at the time though.
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you guys ever seen this before carbon in the plug gap. Buddy said his trimmer didn' have spark and tossed it on the scrap pile. New plug runs like a champ landscapers must like to burn money.
Two good loads today. At least two more left. While on the scrounge, I received a phone call regarding my next scrounge, elm that needs cut and something else already blocked up. I’ll find out what when I see it. Oooh I love surprises!
Yes, I've seen that before. I think my Lawnboy mower used to do it frequently.
16" on a ms170? is that power head stock? or do you enjoy cutting Sllllloooooowwwwwwly?
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I was hauling logs home from the bush today. We got a dump of snow and the ground isn't frozen underneath so I was hauling small loads because there are some decent hills too. I was heading down a hill in my field and getting speed up to get up the other side, tractor was going good and wasn't even dieing down as I headed up the steep hill in 6th, man I'm gonna make it, it's not even slowing down then I looked back. Damn it, the wagon is half way down the last hill and not attached to my tractor anymore. I guess my "patent pending" draw bolt bounced out as I was hot rodding it down the hill. Oh well go back and try again, ended up spinning out and had to back down and get another un across the slope. I did get the 2 loads hauled home and stacked in the pile. Might head back tomorrow and cut some trees down.
Neil, I'll have to check, it's the bar that came on it. It might be a 14. But, it really doesn't matter, I never cut slow. I just pick up a bigger saw. If I want to goof around, I'll put a 12" bar off an XL12 on the 82CC XL925, that'll cut 10 inch cookies tout suite. The advantage of having more saws than fingers, maybe fingers and toes. I'm still finding more after Steve left.
i agree on the safety thing BUT i ran the 655?and it was awesome.
hair pin cotters will fix that runaway wagon thing.
I plowed this morning then put the bucket back on and brought up a load of Zoggerwood .
I'm also gonna pick up another scrounging tool later this month
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