A Sunday, MS250, Red Oak and me. Pics

stihl sawing · Jul 18, 2008

husky455rancher said:
nice pile man! i got a pickup load today too, it was about 92 degrees. i was soaked after cuttin and loading that. luckally the ac works great for the ride home.

Yeah it don't take long to get soaked in the heat.

stihl sawing · Jul 18, 2008

mudguts said:
Yup, I just make sure I don't over do it. I want to keep the fun in it

Know what you mean,I got dehydrated the other day cuttin and cramped up for about three hours, Really painful. Didn't drink very much and had no gatorade. That won't happen again.

urhstry · Jul 19, 2008

OK, we've seen the wood/truck/chainsaw pics...... now we want to see the house that you have that is going to use all 75 cords of wood that you just pushed out! You'll be good until your 60! Oh wait, or is that in a year from now?:greenchainsaw:

stihl sawing · Jul 19, 2008

urhstry said:
OK, we've seen the wood/truck/chainsaw pics...... now we want to see the house that you have that is going to use all 75 cords of wood that you just pushed out! You'll be good until your 60! Oh wait, or is that in a year from now?:greenchainsaw:

LOL, You asked for it. Just an old wood framed house that i mostly built.

Front view

Back view

Proof that i do have a wood stove.LOL

And will be 60 in six years. LOL

stihl sawing · Jul 24, 2008

Got the saw back today with a little trouble, But that's in another thread. I saved some logs to noodle up to make sure it was working ok. I ran four tankfulls through it and it ran like it should. The spur sprockets aren't as good for noodling as the rim ones are. They clog up easier so had to unclog the saw a few times.

This is the logs before noodling.

After noodling

Oodles and oodles of noodles.