Warped5
WingNut
Brad, not even YOU can saw a tree down with a pipe wrench ... even one THAT size. 
Wendell, on the other hand .... :hmm3grin2orange:
Wendell, on the other hand .... :hmm3grin2orange:
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Brad, not even YOU can saw a tree down with a pipe wrench ... even one THAT size.
Wendell, on the other hand .... :hmm3grin2orange:
And that thing wasn't aluminum either. I bet it weighed 25-35 lbs.
Adirondackstihl
Flyz, Fuel & Fotos
Production and availability was cut.....because it works.
Kinda like the history of the *cough-cough* Chevy 350
Zombiechopper
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wow. I'm surprised you can still buy a pipe wrench that big. When I was plumbing code here said threaded pipe was max 2" - therefore a 24" wrench was the biggest you ever needed.
Is there really threaded schedule in use big enough for that bad boy?
Is there really threaded schedule in use big enough for that bad boy?
SierraNevada
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Hey, that's a 3120xp pipe wrench with a 36" handle, I've got one of those rusting its balls off in the back of my truck. Chipper chain is hard to beat cutting dirty wood, but you can always use a ripping chain and wood-massage that pile all night long! I wish you the best on your vacation, and every other day too!
I'll have a new toy to play with here shortly. Bring on the 550XP
Pensacola, FL, United States 07/25/2012 4:56 A.M. Out For Delivery
Pensacola, FL, United States 07/25/2012 4:56 A.M. Out For Delivery
Brad, I thought you had it already. I can't believe I got mine before you. Wow!!
Metals406
Granfodder Runningsaw
Ahhhhh, shut up!
I'm watching some Looney Tunes with my boys before I leave fer the shop, and this was too funny to read.
Sylvester, is that you?
I'm watching some Looney Tunes with my boys before I leave fer the shop, and this was too funny to read.
Sylvester, is that you?
"I tot I saw a putty tat!"
Brad your so late to the 550 party. All the other 550 owners have already passed out by the time you walk in the door. otstir:
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Zombiechopper
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what is your game plan Brad?
1) are you going to do any machine work?
2) are you going to keep it strato or do the 261 thing?
3) are you going to buy the diagnostic tool?
Please let us know if it falls over. This could be a deal breaker for hundreds of potential buyers
1) are you going to do any machine work?
2) are you going to keep it strato or do the 261 thing?
3) are you going to buy the diagnostic tool?
Please let us know if it falls over. This could be a deal breaker for hundreds of potential buyers
Warped5
WingNut
I can just see Brad pacing on the porch right now .... waiting for that delivery driver! :jester:
brad,
i thought you learned your lesson last year (or was it the year before) about going to florida and cutting wood in the summer time ??
i'm refering to the year you carved up/out those seats outa the stumps ..
i thought you learned your lesson last year (or was it the year before) about going to florida and cutting wood in the summer time ??
i'm refering to the year you carved up/out those seats outa the stumps ..
Cutting wood in July is no fun in NW Florida. The heat index is supposed to be 105 - 110 today, and very high humidity to boot. I got me a belly full of it this past Saturday, taking down an oak that had fallen on my parent's house during one of the thunderstorms. The 550 helped get the job done, along with the 262xp.
I'm located about 100 miles East of where Brad is "vacationing".
I'm located about 100 miles East of where Brad is "vacationing".
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Zombiechopper
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nope. I picture him in a ghillie suit with a tranquilizer rifle.
Zombiechopper
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Ed Heard EHP owns a 550 and he said the darn 550 falls over just like the 346.
well that's good. We can tell Saw Troll how crappy the outboard clutch is for sideways balance then
Tzed250
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opcorn:
