Lets see the chainsaw ROOSTER TAILS

[blsnelling]

What kind of wood are you milling? I've yet to see this done. Looks interesting.

 

[timberwolf]

Here is a 460 work saw I have been working on.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9p-NXp-gXs

 

[Trigger-Time]

What kind of wood are you milling? I've yet to see this done. Looks interesting.

Not sure, Bark looks to be White Oak.......wood seems to dark
for White Oak though.

This 066 was my first try at replacing crank shaft and bearings.

 

[Trigger-Time]

blsnelling, for $69.99 you can join the fun too.
I have a CSM but today was the first time with mini mill.
I should have bought one before now.

 

[Mr.Suckelfass]

Today we are falling a norway spruce with was frazzled by a thunderstorm.

 

[Saucydog]

Hemlock.

 

[wanab]

hey dog. you may have the ultimate 2 saw combo there.

 

[Saucydog]

I'm pretty happy with both of 'em--they're a useful duo but now I'm confused as to what saw should be #3.

 

[2dogs]

A wet rooster tail.

 

[Saucydog]

That's a cool pic 2dogs......but your gonna be worn out from punchin' hippies and treehuggers if they catch you with yer bar in the river.:hmm3grin2orange:

 

[2dogs]

Work like this is a selling point for biodegradeable chain oil and oil mix. And vice versa. It does leave the saw clean!

 

[blsnelling]

That's a new way to clean a saw.

 

[Burvol]

A wet rooster tail.

Were did you get that traditional full wrap for that Stihl?

 

[2dogs]

Were did you get that traditional full wrap for that Stihl?

Bailey's, about $90.00.

 

[brncreeper]

A wet rooster tail.

Looks like an oil spill with major containment issues better give OSHA, EPA, and the Coast Guard a call…J/K… looks good!
Nice 5 point dogs there.:jawdrop:

 

[JeffandJess4806]

Nice pics

 

[2dogs]

Looks like an oil spill with major containment issues better give OSHA, EPA, and the Coast Guard a call…J/K… looks good!
Nice 5 point dogs there.:jawdrop:

This job was a special order from Flood Control and the PD or it would have been a problem. This cottonwood would have trapped other trees floating down the river and created a flooding problem. In addition the bums used it as a bridge to get to one of the manyy shooting galleries so PD wanted it cut down. Normally we can not let even sawdust get into the river. Again we use Stihl BioPlus and Stihl Ultra, both of which are biodegradeable. I had to walk abouy a quarter mile in waders carrying the 460 and a fuel can while my wife carried the 441 as backup and a camera. Like I said in another thread she is a good sport. I was not allowed to go there by myself in case I got hurt.

 

[heimannm]

Here's what I can do

Jonsered 920 working on ash.

Mark

 

[RAYINTOMBALL]

Here is the 361 eating a pin oak.

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[Stihl here]

Here is my ms361 cutting white pine!!!