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Man I you could see the grin on my face after seeing that! That was awesome just the sound would be amazing!

It would have been more interesting if a few ching saws turned up at least it would stop the boys from sandbagging and try a bit harder what you say Neil ?

I maybe be a local resident near Crows Nest soon I might be movin' to Toogoolawah just down the road a tad ............ and i'll be taking my you beaut chinga dinga saws with me
 
It would have been more interesting if a few ching saws turned up at least it would stop the boys from sandbagging and try a bit harder what you say Neil ?

I maybe be a local resident near Crows Nest soon I might be movin' to Toogoolawah just down the road a tad ............ and i'll be taking my you beaut chinga dinga saws with me

What the hell has Will done to deserve that !!?? :eek:

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Oh Will will get to love me after all Neil hates little ol me and besides I need to get out of NSW the state of losers and besides it's legal up there to flatten cane toad's with a shovel
 
Being in the middle of that lineup is a helluva rush ;)

Hey Will, I meant to have a talk to you about that pipe ???? can't remember now but I copped a bloody ear full of concussion of that thing at Glenn Innes this year, It points at the next bloke in the line up :), wear still mates but.
 
Hey Will, I meant to have a talk to you about that pipe ???? can't remember now but I copped a bloody ear full of concussion of that thing at Glenn Innes this year, It points at the next bloke in the line up :), wear still mates but.


Good one Will if you can't beat em deafen them .................... ha ha ha after all he's from NSW
 
Hey Will, I meant to have a talk to you about that pipe ???? can't remember now but I copped a bloody ear full of concussion of that thing at Glenn Innes this year, It points at the next bloke in the line up :), wear still mates but.
Ummmm, now I gotta figure out which one, Hahaha, I try to put the deflector on the smaller ones, the open pipe saw points down for the most part

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er um umpire ?? o_Othe bloke who wins the 1st race is working saw left hand throttle right hand bar grip,,, puttin the saw bar/chain closer than design to his right leg



:)just saying as sure he got it all sorted but I was watchin thinkin ?? whats wrong with this picture, took me a tad to figure..Lefty hand sawers make me worry but they are more often smarter safer than us rightys... carry on :chop:
It is not the right leg that worries me, lefties usually end up lining up the middle stump. But like you said they are generally much more careful

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It would have been more interesting if a few ching saws turned up at least it would stop the boys from sandbagging and try a bit harder what you say Neil ?

I maybe be a local resident near Crows Nest soon I might be movin' to Toogoolawah just down the road a tad ............ and i'll be taking my you beaut chinga dinga saws with me

So your moving to Queensland Bob.....bye bye :clap: dont let the border door hit you in the ass to hard :laugh:
 
Got a bit of wood home over the last week.

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Impressive stash.
Does it go back on the trailer for deliveries? If so, loading out with that lil tractor with grapple/rake bucket?
Is the job/processing site too far away to make deliveries direct from there to the buyers?
Perhaps buyers pick-up with their own trailers?

Sorry for the interrogation but I'm always really keen to learn how others do it and would really appreciate any info along those lines if it's not too much of a PITA for you or anyone.
 
This wood was felled in Oct last year,we leave it in lenghts for awhile so the bark falls off and splits better half dry.Sometimes deliver it like straight from the paddock to poeple that are organised and keep it for the next year.Having a tipper trailer makes unloading easy and it sits at home untill next year and is loaded back on by hand or tractor for delivery.
Some regulars do pick up.
That lot is only half of what the two of us split for the week.
 
Caught up with old mate today from an SES crew in the Adelaide Hills. Very interesting actually. They had a full compliment of Husky saws then the local Husky dealer closed. They've now gone to Stihl saws (MS192T, MS181, MS251, MS362, + an old 034 that somehow got in there).
The new guy who has taken over the chainsaw side of things really had his work cut out for him. They have 3/8"LP .043", 3/8" .050", .325" .058", .325" .063", 3/8" .058", and 3/8" .063" chains in various lengths spread from arsehole to breakfast. Bascially there is crap everywhere. Somebody at some time must have thought it would be a great idea to buy 200' of Oregon 75DP (3/8" .058" Bumper Link Safety Chain) and make a few loops up as well. Well I think they had about 180' left and don't want to use it anymore as I converted all their 365/372 saws to .063". I ended up exchanging about 160' of 75DP for about 90' of Stihl 36RM. Not sure if it was a smart move or not but if anybody wants some cut price 75DP let me know :)
I also ended up with a heap of other loops that they can't use and understandably they don't want unuseable loops there as it just adds to the confusion. We found .063" chains jammed in .058" bars and the works. Quite an eye opener!

I also had a call from a mate tonight chasing a new nose for a 20" 3/8" .063" Tsumura. He bought one of my ported 660's off me a while back (not imagineero on AS but another guy) and it threw the whole sprocket out yesterday arvo while cutting firewood. Bearings, teeth, everything gone! He's catching me this week so I'll post some photos. He doesn't abuse his gear either so it will be interesting to see it. I have a few spare noses here and he's going to grab one. This is one of the more recent Tsumuras too that have the upgraded nose.
 
This wood was felled in Oct last year,we leave it in lenghts for awhile so the bark falls off and splits better half dry.Sometimes deliver it like straight from the paddock to poeple that are organised and keep it for the next year.Having a tipper trailer makes unloading easy and it sits at home untill next year and is loaded back on by hand or tractor for delivery.
Some regulars do pick up.
That lot is only half of what the two of us split for the week.

If you lived just down the road I could sell every bit of wood you have. Mine is all gone apart from some for personal use and I don't even advertise. Just family and workmates basically. A potato/onion grower of mine just got a permit to clear a heap of mallee so he wants me to cut it all up and he'll pile it up for me ready for next year. I hate to think how much there will be.
To give you an idea of mallee weight I ran a few loads of split eucalypt (similar to Redgum but not sure of species?) over our certified weighbridge at work and they went between 1.4-1.5 tonne. The mallee went 1.9 tonne in the same space :) It's similar to our Black Box in weight. Dry it won't float so is over 1000kg/m3.
 

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