I only showed him how to hand file chains Neil . After that I'm not responsible.
Farmers cut
Operator and saw are ok-it’s a good cut
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Farmers cut
Operator and saw are ok-it’s a good cut
not so much 'holding wood' as 'holding bark'
KiwiBro
Mill 'em, nails be damned.
Liking my moto g too. Not a 7 though. I think it's a 3 and everyone tells me I need to upgrade but I'm trying to get as many miles on this one as I can. The camera app on mine has some really good editing features that are easy to use. Yours will be streets ahead of that.
I’ve felled a few small trees but not game to post pictures of the stumps....... On second thoughts better if I do post them to get some expert advice if deemed necessary.
James Miller
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Cut the root ball off and let it fall back in the hole it came out of.
It was on the ground when that cut started so most likely just called a bucking cut.
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Had a very productive day that ended on a sour note.
As I was working on the tailgate of my truck before dark I noticed that my running lights and dash lights were on (lights were turned off on the knob) accompanied by the smell of hot wiring. Couldn’t figure it out so I unhooked the battery and will have to try to figure out what the hell is wrong tomorrow.
I did get the 8500 all suited up and after a lot of hand filing the loop of LPX is again sharp. The chain that came with it was rocked pretty substantially but I had time and a fresh file. I have some stuff to noodle tomorrow as a test run.
As I was working on the tailgate of my truck before dark I noticed that my running lights and dash lights were on (lights were turned off on the knob) accompanied by the smell of hot wiring. Couldn’t figure it out so I unhooked the battery and will have to try to figure out what the hell is wrong tomorrow.
I did get the 8500 all suited up and after a lot of hand filing the loop of LPX is again sharp. The chain that came with it was rocked pretty substantially but I had time and a fresh file. I have some stuff to noodle tomorrow as a test run.
MechanicMatt
Cut Split Stack Burn
Power Company came through. A lot of neighbors yards look like this. LOTS of Ash to be had!!
I will try and get more pictures of others The one road, all the ash on it were dropped
I will try and get more pictures of others The one road, all the ash on it were dropped
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the ash!
steved
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Burning some wood right now, I think it's beech...heavy, dense, burns slower than oak...
I spent the last week installing a new breaker panel in the garage. Old one was a Siemens, it was damaged (probably another freebie the PO found), and only had four slots (it was a pain finding breakers too). When I opened it up ten years ago, I replaced all the breakers because they were not Seimen and most were loose (like they had been used several times). Installed a small Square D, it was only a six slot, but I installed a couple mini breakers...didn't need to, but I did anyway and added an extra inside receptacle and then put one outside (I work a lot in the driveway), added a ground rod while I was at it. I had to upgrade because I brought my 60 gallon compressor home and it was 220vac where the little one was simply 110vac.
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I spent the last week installing a new breaker panel in the garage. Old one was a Siemens, it was damaged (probably another freebie the PO found), and only had four slots (it was a pain finding breakers too). When I opened it up ten years ago, I replaced all the breakers because they were not Seimen and most were loose (like they had been used several times). Installed a small Square D, it was only a six slot, but I installed a couple mini breakers...didn't need to, but I did anyway and added an extra inside receptacle and then put one outside (I work a lot in the driveway), added a ground rod while I was at it. I had to upgrade because I brought my 60 gallon compressor home and it was 220vac where the little one was simply 110vac.
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Hey guys haven’t been on in a little while. I have been busy cutting up almond trees it’s a lot of work once they are put into piles. I’m thinking I should get about 15-20 cords out of here before we burn the piles it’s kinda sad all this good firewood going to waste.
WOW!
Philbert
Philbert
That's too much! Piled that way is quite an aggravation to get out if there was only a couple piles. Lucky you to have a choice of the easier ones.
+1 on the ash.I
James Miller
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I've posted stump pics in this thread. But wouldn't dare anywhere else on the site. The internet ninjas can be harsh around here.
woodchip rookie
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panolo
Seldom right...Always opinionated!
IS that the Call of Duty build with that fancy camo?
woodchip rookie
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I dont know what call of duty is but sure. I dont have a TV, internet, cable or computer.
MechanicMatt
Cut Split Stack Burn
New take on “Sled dog”
woodchip rookie
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I dont think he's gonna pull that very well.
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