I was trying hard not to go there @wendell . . .It does seem to be a common problem for GTGs in Iowa.
(They need the rain to make all that ethanol).
Philbert
I was trying hard not to go there @wendell . . .It does seem to be a common problem for GTGs in Iowa.
I was trying hard not to go there @wendell . . .
(They need the rain to make all that ethanol).
Philbert
No, just gutted a ranch.We just have more for you to exercise your saws on if you ever get that remodel done. What are you building? A mansion?
No, just gutted a ranch.
You been in the birdseed again Bob?Chirp, chirp, chirp
Old guy!!! I think I remember you saying you do all square filing now?? I did my first chain and am wondering if you have any advice?You been in the birdseed again Bob?
Old and yellow, yes and I'm not really sure how many I have! I'm kind of a sucker for things people gave up on getting them to run and these saws are just simple machines. Good to hear you are still playing with saws!Actually, Bob, I don't do any square fileing, I bought a simington grinder and it showed me how bad my square fileing was.
I also have 3 round grinders so I file very little anymore.
If you've done one chain you have more questions than answers.
Just try to get the corner of the file on the corner of the full chisel tooth, both outer corner and inner corner, inner corner not as important as the outer and try not to cut into the side strap. You'r gonna file away a lot of chain before it becomes easyer, and you will need more files too.
There is a lot of threads on the forums with good pics so do a search.
You still running old yellow iron?
Yeah, still running saws. I just sold a couple but I still somewhere between 35 & 40 left.
I go through about 2 gallons of bar oil a year.
My stepson needed a saw so he got a 353 & a 365, it's hard to part with good saws, very hard!If you want to liquidate some more saws Jon, give me a shout.
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