Sierra_rider
Piss revver
I love my little 2511t...between the little powerhead and the lonnnnng bar I'm running on it, it's like wielding a lightsaber lol.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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i justI love my little 2511t...between the little powerhead and the lonnnnng bar I'm running on it, it's like wielding a lightsaber lol.
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hey WoodAbuser...
i don't know you, but i already like you!!!!
a bunch a swell guys on this site!!! well, imo....
have a nice day!!!
WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
Back atcha!
hey WoodAbuser...
i don't know you, but i already like you!!!!
a bunch a swell guys on this site!!! well, imo....
have a nice day!!!
Scared me for a minute.....then I remembered it was coffee being discussed.
Yeah, but did you see the size of the wheelbarrow it's in? 10 cu ft!I thot everything was bigger in Texas, but that is a tiny saw.
Kodiak Kid
Idiot with a "power saw"
Sitka Spruce. No Pine. If the wood stove is big and efficient yes. For example, a small Blaze king that leaks air, no. A big Blaze king that is air tight, yes.
I just run the 12x3/8 that's on mine right now, I need to set up a 14" stihl bar for it, just haven't done it yet, maybe by next yrI love my little 2511t...between the little powerhead and the lonnnnng bar I'm running on it, it's like wielding a lightsaber lol.
. They are nice saws though, I use my 200t for the bigger stuff and it for the smaller.Did you do fire work?
Gonna need some more pics of the bikes!
Great looking shop.
Kodiak Kid
Idiot with a "power saw"
Check out either the "Madsen's"or "Bailey's" web site catalog for after market "Pro Safety Felling Dawgs" They are great Dawgs for felling or bucking that are bigger and stay sharper way longer than OEM Dawgs. In my honest opinion.
Once you use good felling and bucking dawgs. You'll never go back to small dogs again. I have them on all my saws from my 260 to my 088! 
260 and 661. Both with "Pro Safety" felling dawgs.,
Cut safe, stay sharp, and be aware!
Kodiak Kid
Idiot with a "power saw"
He said SPUCE! He's gonna bring @dancan out of hiding.
I didn't say SPUCE. I said "SPRUCE" You must be the cousin from Boston! 
Here's my stump from today for pro review .
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WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
Are u stumping for office now too?
Whatever it takes LOL.Are u stumping for office now too?
I should have gotten a picture of the flush cut, it looked sweet
.My chain not so much
, but the tip I was given has helped me to get over that.I should order some more files.
That stump looks real cool with all those different colors.
Kodiak Kid
Idiot with a "power saw"
My bad! Some of my "softs"are a bit sloppy and criss crossing. Witch dosent really affect the swing, 
but putting soft dutchman cuts in to you face for a multiple step swing cut Is much easier with a good set of Dawgs in my opinion! I brought this "SPUCE" snag around 180 degrees. 
but putting soft dutchman cuts in to you face for a multiple step swing cut Is much easier with a good set of Dawgs in my opinion! I brought this "SPUCE" snag around 180 degrees.
Kodiak Kid
Idiot with a "power saw"
Nice stump. Really nice stump Chipper....
....For one of them conventional face cuts anyways.
Seriously, nice stump Brett. Good on ya!
Cut safe, stay sharp, and be aware!
Awesome!My bad! Some of my "softs"are a bit sloppy and criss crossing. Witch dosent really affect the swing,
Did you cut those from the front.
Yes, the larger the wood, the nicer it is to have large dogs, but for most of us in hardwood country harvesting firewood, standard dogs are plenty and leave more usable bar length. When flush cutting outside dogs and large dogs sure can be nice. This morning flush cutting with the ported 261 sucked, no outside dog (just a standard small one), and the muffler mod caused all the chips to fly up off the ground and into my face; not that it was a big deal because I had a shield on that helmet, but I did get pretty dirty, as did my saw
. Good thing it was just a stihl .
Kodiak Kid
Idiot with a "power saw"
Yes my saw was pretty much in the face cut with the chian brake lever up against the handle bar and the outside dawg barely biting the wood on the bottom cut of the face cut when making the last couple step dutch's. Not sure this near impossibe task could have been completed with one of them husky saws!Awesome!
Did you cut those from the front.
Yes, the larger the wood, the nicer it is to have large dogs, but for most of us in hardwood country harvesting firewood, standard dogs are plenty and leave more usable bar length. When flush cutting outside dogs and large dogs sure can be nice. This morning flush cutting with the ported 261 sucked, no outside dog (just a standard small one), and the muffler mod caused all the chips to fly up off the ground and into my face; not that it was a big deal because I had a shield on that helmet, but I did get pretty dirty, as did my saw
Good thing its a Stihl! I definitely understand about the down side of sacraficeing bar length for bigger dawgs, and good point!
My 260 goes from 16" of cutting length to roughly 13" with the after market felling dawgs on her.
Thanks man.Nice stump. Really nice stump Chipper....
....For one of them conventional face cuts anyways.
Seriously, nice stump Brett. Good on ya!
Cut safe, stay sharp, and be aware!
I need to watch more videos so I can get good at those upside down face cuts lol.
Since it was leaning a bit towards the house I left the face a bit shallower than I would have to allow me to get a short wedge in before finishing the back cut. I had a rope on it, but didn't want it to set back.
