Best idea yet is clean around it and let hsell size it up.
Ron
Ron
Tricky tree to take down.
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Just taking the one little one?Have saws & I’m gonna Travel.
That's one of those piltz ms180's don't be fooled lol
I know what you mean. I keep putting the 660 next in line, but every time I try to pick it up the old Homey jumps in. I just makes sooo much more noise and vibrates sooo much more, it just makes you feel alive.
I know what you mean. I keep putting the 660 next in line, but every time I try to pick it up the old Homey jumps in. I just makes sooo much more noise and vibrates sooo much more, it just makes you feel alive.
I almost had a few fillings come out Sunday due to a Homelite. [emoji41]
Plus with that new loop of skip .404”, The 66 was vibrating Too.
Needs a bit of filing.
Just messing around. Nice saw. I don't think I'll ever get a 660. I have this 051 that I have yet to use. If it didnt weigh 35 pounds I'd use it all the time. But if you are going to own a classic then y not a muscle saw. Some sort of 70cc stihl would be nice. I wish I had wood that big...to cut. Lol.
I hear the OP showed it a picture of hsell’s 066 and it just fell over. Ron
NvrDwn
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Yes
That happens.
Any progress or are you guys letting that tree die of old age?
No Idea: haven’t heard a Peep.
Bobby Kirbos
Scrounger of Cellulose Based BTUs
Perhaps the OP tried the tannerite method and was too close...
I surely hope that's not the case.
Uncle Moustache will take it down. At a bargain price, too!
Please keep all women, children, and livestock at least 2 miles away.
Please keep all women, children, and livestock at least 2 miles away.
