Hay Coby I will bring my 38 earthquake so you can whip up on it with your Echo.
Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX GTG (Next GTG 08/27/2016 ) Fort Scott, KS
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Hedgerow
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Hey! I wanna run one of those!!!
Hedge it is quite a mean machine.I think you have enough experience I could let you run it.
john taliaferro
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I don't But stumps 3120 yes sir .
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Hedgerow
HACK
I got logs to cut tomorrow...
Got 2 of my git er dun saws in the truck...
The 5100, and the 7900... I should be able to knock 20 -25 logs out in no time with em'...
Maybe one other saw that needs breaking in a little...
Got 2 of my git er dun saws in the truck...
The 5100, and the 7900... I should be able to knock 20 -25 logs out in no time with em'...
Maybe one other saw that needs breaking in a little...
Hedgerow
HACK
Dressed a couple bars tonight too... Hangin by the wood stove curing some paint as I type...
There's a couple fast mdavlee chains hanging on the wall, and a 72 DL I filed up for the dollar race too.. I think I'm ready..
There's a couple fast mdavlee chains hanging on the wall, and a 72 DL I filed up for the dollar race too.. I think I'm ready..
john taliaferro
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I am looking for one of the stihl Gas hedge clippers any body got a nice one you don't need ?
I was thinking we had to file our own chains , not legal to use custom made race chain . You know like a class speck chain off a rool .
I was thinking we had to file our own chains , not legal to use custom made race chain . You know like a class speck chain off a rool .
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Nice...I'm not so sure about.
I have one, it's pretty old, but I think it still works. It was a superior design to all other trimmers at the time: the handles were just like a chainsaw, and the cutting bar is vertically aligned when you carry it by the top handle.
I got tired of my guys chopping their thighs every time they went on a big bush trimming project. Almost all the trimmers back then had a side handle clamped onto the cutter bar. This makes the operator carry 5-10 pounds of down force on the top of their wrist muscles.
After a whole day of wearing out their wrists with my Little Wonder 30" hedge trimmers, my guys would get fatigued and accidently chop their legs with the hedge trimmers. Seriously! Damn near every time I sent a guy out with the trimmer for a couple of hours, they would come back with a hole in the top of their thigh.
If you are serious, I'll check into the trimmers condition, and let you know what it is worth to me.
I have one, it's pretty old, but I think it still works. It was a superior design to all other trimmers at the time: the handles were just like a chainsaw, and the cutting bar is vertically aligned when you carry it by the top handle.
I got tired of my guys chopping their thighs every time they went on a big bush trimming project. Almost all the trimmers back then had a side handle clamped onto the cutter bar. This makes the operator carry 5-10 pounds of down force on the top of their wrist muscles.
After a whole day of wearing out their wrists with my Little Wonder 30" hedge trimmers, my guys would get fatigued and accidently chop their legs with the hedge trimmers. Seriously! Damn near every time I sent a guy out with the trimmer for a couple of hours, they would come back with a hole in the top of their thigh.
If you are serious, I'll check into the trimmers condition, and let you know what it is worth to me.
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moody
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I'll have a couple of stragglers comin with me as in extra saws.
sawnami
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I've only got about 15 minutes of run time on the 2071 still.:msp_sad: Been too busy. The people that I cut firewood on are gonna think that I quit cutting if I don't get on the ball.
Work Saw Collector
GTG Coffee Maker
That did not mean to 'sell all your saws in those classes..'
That would be the only way I could walk away with money, with all this semi-chisel chains that have been rocked and wire cutters.
Oh really. I seem to recall an event where a certain pecan pie eating saw operator was off by about 15 cc's. :hmm3grin2orange:
logging22
Cuttin to live, livin to cut
We will be watching.:msp_sneaky:
mweba
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Well, after a water pump, transfer tube, belt, idler, hub and ball joints....I think the van is ready for the trip. Unfortunately, due to that, I'm struggling to get saws and chains ready :help:
Will drag a dozen or so along, if they run they run
Will drag a dozen or so along, if they run they run
sarahdodgegeek
The shirt lady
Will drag a dozen or so along, if they run they run
I'm only bringin 2...
Andy, on the other hand... well, he needs a spreadsheet to keep track of em & we're pulling a trailer, if that gives you any indication...
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jonsered raket
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I dont think ive been this excited in awile! Got 7 saws ready and a few parts saws for people. Pickin the trailer up tomorrow morning and gonna try and get it shelved up. Im missing my 8 year anniversary for this gtg. Might get interesting when I get back
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sarahdodgegeek
The shirt lady
I dont think ive been this excited in awile! Got 7 saws ready and a few parts saws for people. Pickin the trailer up tomorrow morning and gonna try and get it shelved up. Im missing my 8 year anniversary for this gtg. Might get interesting when I get back
Thats a good woman, there... but it'd be cooler if she was comin with!!!
:msp_w00t:
I am take one saw but bringing back five. Dont know how many saws the other five guy are bring. A trailer load I think.
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Stop watches - gonna need 3 stop watches. And 3 people to run them for the races.
I'll buy a couple if I have to but if any of you guys have one feel free to bring it. ::thumbsup::
I'll buy a couple if I have to but if any of you guys have one feel free to bring it. ::thumbsup::
