Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
When you just keep on buying and buying and buying.
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You need to load up your piggy bank and come see me...
When you just keep on buying and buying and buying.
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Go talk to them. Maybe they need it gone. What I've found is that the firewood guys will cut it up and take the wood...until the diameter gets large and then there's the stem still laying in the yard a month later. When I cut up a big tree, I lay sections of logs under it so it stays off the ground. A Timberjack log lifter isn't gonna do much good on a 36" diameter log.I just passed a fallen tree that had to be 4 to 5' in diameter. And I wished it was in my yard. Lol
I've got more free boards from people who won't buy a big enough saw to cut up "this one xtra-large log" I've taken a shot of ms-170 on the stump in my avatar w/log end on top. It is in van side window with my phone# . 460 or 661 & the alaskan saves me huge on lumber productsGo talk to them. Maybe they need it gone. What I've found is that the firewood guys will cut it up and take the wood...until the diameter gets large and then there's the stem still laying in the yard a month later. When I cut up a big tree, I lay sections of logs under it so it stays off the ground. A Timberjack log lifter isn't gonna do much good on a 36" diameter log.
When the large log is left on the ground I have to get out my 4 foot jack & poke the end of my 170 into the end of the log a few inches up so the tongue gets good purchase. Brings one end up to give my alaska a down hill assist, once log is lowered on to cross pieces underneeth. Man if I knew how much I was gonna enjoy this I'd started soonerGo talk to them. Maybe they need it gone. What I've found is that the firewood guys will cut it up and take the wood...until the diameter gets large and then there's the stem still laying in the yard a month later. When I cut up a big tree, I lay sections of logs under it so it stays off the ground. A Timberjack log lifter isn't gonna do much good on a 36" diameter log.
Well, here's your chance to try out those bigger saws. If it's close by, maybe talk to the landowner and if they "have a friend" that's gonna cut it up, keep an eye on the situation. As stated, a lot of time people give up when the going gets tough. Then you step in...I would ask, but I'm still just a firewood hack. At least if it was in my yard I could take my time and use, maybe my Homelite 1020 with a 24" bar, or my Husqvarna 365 with a 24" bar, or if I get the 24" bar for my P41 I could try that too. I just don't have any real big trees on my property to try them out on.
Guilty as charged. My collection has come from all over this ball of mud, lucky to have enablers from many far off continents.When you see a saw for sale on a national site and immediately scan your brain to determine which of your friends would be closest if you needed them to pick it up.
When you have a TV set up in your garage so you can do both at the same time, all while on Arboristsite to see if you missed something good on the tradin' post.When instead of watching the Superbowl like everyone else, you are working on your saws.
And if not do you know of anyone who might have.When you meet new people and somehow the question comes up: "So, do you have any old saws laying around?"
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