I believe H47 is very similar to Oregon LPX.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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But as for Transparency, Trump is about as transparent as it gets!!! If he even thinks about thinking about it, you know it!
But as for Transparency, Trump is about as transparent as it gets!!! If he even thinks about thinking about it, you know it!
Was going to move my hydro splitter to the back near the wood today, but it is just too wet. So I just grabbed the X-27 and focused on Oak and Hickory. I'll leave the Maple, Black Birch and Beech for the hydro when I get it back there.
My list for easiest to split straight grain wood includes Ash, Black Walnut, Oak and Hickory. Black Cherry is often not bad.
On the other end of the spectrum are Elm, Norway Maple, and Black Birch.
My list for easiest to split straight grain wood includes Ash, Black Walnut, Oak and Hickory. Black Cherry is often not bad.
On the other end of the spectrum are Elm, Norway Maple, and Black Birch.
I'm not 100%, I've seen these ship as a standard full chisel chain with the smaller anti vibe ramps(72LPX), and I've seen them ship with no ramp at all(Oregon 72LGX). Exl is Oregons newest chain, great chain, I'm liking them, they are much harder so filing them is a bit more work, they are more durable though.
Either way both chains will cut very close to each other, if you are doing a lot of bore cutting you may prefer the LGX, it's not too hard to grind the smaller ramps off the LPX if you get it though
.I'll see what I have downstairs(I'd like both cutters to be very close in length for a good comparison), maybe I can do a video of both for you with bore cutting. I already have a good number of videos running both chains, just don't think I have any of both boring with both.
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FS, that looks like seasoned wood that is ready to burn, no point in stacking it neat just to burn it!
Besides, it will likely dry better like that, more air between the pieces.
I don't stack wood to be neat, I just do it to save space.
The Oak and Hickory I'm splitting now are far wetter than your stuff. I'm just hoping it will be good for next year if I get it split before Tax Season.
Besides, it will likely dry better like that, more air between the pieces.
I don't stack wood to be neat, I just do it to save space.
The Oak and Hickory I'm splitting now are far wetter than your stuff. I'm just hoping it will be good for next year if I get it split before Tax Season.
Found a nice pecan tree down, mostly cut up to manageable size rounds yesterday. Loaded up a truckload of smaller rounds and this morning brought the trailer to get the bigger rounds. Easy scrounge, close to work.
I love winter. But being up here in thigh to chest deep snow, seeing your green grass is sure inviting.
Do they say pee-can or pe-kahn where you live?
Corruption is huge. Lots of under the table dealings. But you already know that being you worked in accounting!!
That was cut last year about this time. Stihl pretty wet. I think it dries faster in a pile like that because of air flow. I only stack my hickory and locust snob wood.
Had a buddy that used to do stump grinding. When he quit, he gave me all his old chains. About 30 total, 24in for huskey's. Most had only been sharpened a time or two. I have cut a few of them down to fit my 20in bars, took the pieces and made a couple of 32in chains, but probably still have enough to do the rest of my life. I keep them because I have a 24in bar on the old 272. Now that I think about it, I think I gave the 32in bar/chains to another buddy to go on a 385.
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This is why I dont really like scrounging close to the road. Hit one changed saws and moved a couple of inches away hit more
Bummer.
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I think most Husky chain is just like Oregon. Besides X-cut. Really like that stuff. Seems to hold an edge every nicely!
After every wind storm we have I say the d@mn pee-kin tree dropped more branches in the yard.
I pronounce it more like pah-con.
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