Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)

[svk]

Picnic tables are very prone to growing legs. And *********s chop up the wooden ones for the fire.

We (privately operated park charity) are redoing the small park in town. All of the original wood picnic tables disappeared over a number of years. The new ones will be the coated metal ones that are bolted to concrete pads with security bolts.

 

[svk]

Well I’ve got some repairs to do to the newer truck-the fuel line has a rusty section that’s leaking then fire up the lawnmower and mow/trim at the house then head to the cabin and start there. Maybe do a load of wood tomorrow as I doubt I’ll have daylight after mowing.

 

[muad]

Someone talk me off a ledge... $350 at my fav local dealer...

 

[chipper1]

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And pulled a couple of locust logs out of the pile to use for my backup guidance system by the barn door.
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Looking good.
Is that honey locust in there too?

 

[chipper1]

Yep I’ll take em....... Are you happy to deliver

That's hard core Jeff, you win the scroungers A for effort reward for the day .

 

[chipper1]

Someone talk me off a ledge... $350 at my fav local dealer...

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I'll try to help, I agree, I see no reason not to buy it, don't fall for the thoughts in your mind saying you don't really need it .
Seriously it looks like it's well worth the price. If I had one here in that condition I could have easily sold it this week, all the ones I have are more, one almost new and ported and a nib 2018.
I need another one of those no-spill cans, and I need a new valve for mine, it's getting pretty sticky.

 

[MustangMike]

Someone talk me off a ledge... $350 at my fav local dealer...

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Strike while the iron is hot!

 

[chipper1]

Strike while the iron is hot!

I agree, they are getting harder to find in that condition.
Little muffler mod, base gasket delete and they are one of the best performing/handling 50cc saws made.

 

[muad]

Thanks all, I left already (picked up a 3/8 setup for Binford LOL), and took my buddy's 359 back that they rebuilt the carb on as it was still running like crap.

I'm fighting myself because I have a MS241... The 346 vs the 241, I'm assuming the 241 will win stock for stock...

 

[muad]

He also has a 46cc one for $200, clean saw but has some marks on the cylinder.

 

[huskihl]

The 346 vs the 241, I'm assuming the 241 will win stock for stock...

Mmm don’t think so. The 346 would be a little ahead of a stock 254 even

 

[H-Ranch]

Looking good.
Is that honey locust in there too?

The tree service guy told me it was English walnut and even said that was one of the reasons it came down was the amount of walnuts it dropped on the ground. The Google seems to agree by the color of the wood. It was kind of funny - the tree service guy was telling ME how highly valuable it was!

 

[muad]

Mmm don’t think so. The 346 would be a little ahead of a stock 254 even

Well, if that's the case, I may have a clean 241 for sale... Which is tough as I really like that saw. But, I can't collect these things...

May have to get the 346xp ported as well....

 

[Logger nate]

Thanks for the well wishes fellas. Old man made it through the op well so far. Musta been happy hour at the cardiac bar because he ordered a single but they upgraded him to a double bypass while they were fishing about in there. Just the usual sore thoat from having a tube carefully shoved down it. But i guess he's still in the honeymoon period while the hospital-grade drugs haven't worn off yet. A week in there driving the nurses nuts and if he hasn't got any infections they'll be kicking him out, then about 6 weeks of grovelling at home before he's functioning normally, all going well.

Was looking at their place today and there's quite a bit of building work to do they have been putting off because they didn't want to admit they were getting older and need to make life easier but this last week has kicked that resistance out of them so I'll get it done. Don't want it to be a building site when he escapes hospital though, so will have to see what can and can't be done in a week that was never in the schedule. But, so far, so good. Thankfully.

Glad to hear! Hope recovery goes well.

Well, if that's the case, I may have a clean 241 for sale... Which is tough as I really like that saw. But, I can't collect these things...

May have to get the 346xp ported as well....

Now your talking

 

[huskihl]

Well, if that's the case, I may have a clean 241 for sale... Which is tough as I really like that saw. But, I can't collect these things...

May have to get the 346xp ported as well....

Personally, I’d keep the 241 due to its lightweight and get it ported instead. 346 and 254 are pretty close ported

 

[MustangMike]

I would not sell a 241. Not made any more, computer controls, and I believe they are lighter. Can always re sell the other one, just won't be many out there for that price in that condition. Plus, everyone I know that has one loves it!

It is like in the mid 70s I wish I had a barn to keep all the cars I found in … like a 56 T-Bird with removable porthole roof for $900, etc! Instead I bought my Boss 302 body for $800!

You will never regret a good buy and a good item.

 

[MustangMike]

Personally, I’d keep the 241 due to its lightweight and get it ported instead. 346 and 254 are pretty close ported

I was posting as you were posting … good to see we are on the same page!

 

[muad]

Appreciate the input fellas. Gonna mull it over, if it's still there when I go to pick up my buddy's 359, I may snag it anyhow.

YOLO

 

[chipper1]

Mmm don’t think so. The 346 would be a little ahead of a stock 254 even

I agree on the 346 beating the 241, but it is lighter too.
As far as the 346 beating the 254, I disagree.

 

[Logger nate]

Keep the 241 and get the 346. Sounds like their both great saws.