Got this saw running. Fuel lines had totally disintegrated. I doubt if this saw had burned an entire tank of fuel in the past 15 years of it’s life.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Had to do some digging to find out when it was.
I don't doubt there was, most people stop when the hit it though.
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Man your sticking the knife in AND twisting [emoji1787]it
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Happy Birthday SVK!
Here’s the tree that hung behind my screen tent last night. And the partially uprooted tree that was above the birch rounds that I was planning on processing today is now on the ground. Never a dull moment I guess.
I’ll process the uprooted one as it was already dead. The broken off one can dry till spring so I don’t have to deal with sap.
I’ll process the uprooted one as it was already dead. The broken off one can dry till spring so I don’t have to deal with sap.
“Yaogong”
I’ll report on its effectiveness. My wife gets great deals on things if she/someone in the household tries it and gives an honest review which I intend to do.
#yellowsawsmatter
#boxstoresawsmatter
Ran a tank of fuel through her between noodling birch and bucking balsam.
A few more pics from today. I discovered two more balsam that were damaged in last night’s storm.
My new steel toe boots are very comfortable despite being the first day on the job.
My new steel toe boots are very comfortable despite being the first day on the job.
Chinese clone
Fiskars not only makes killer splitting axes but about the best pruners you can find. Been pruning all day long and only cleaned them once. But they never stuck from resin.
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Can you get the files out? The one problem with the clones is usually one or 2 of to the 3 is utterly utterly stuck
A bit sticky at first but yes
Well I got stood up by the guy wanting the Cherry this morning so I went back to look at what's left of the Hedge. The tree guy didn't get around to pushing it onto the fire as he told me so I collected another load in my truck. I left the 16" logs since I didn't want to lift them in the bed. Now if my trailer hadn't been full of Cherry.... it would have been a different story.
My truck has an 8' bed but I've got a truck box in it so it's really only 6' of wood. Chain getting dull so I just tossed on the last few sticks.
My truck has an 8' bed but I've got a truck box in it so it's really only 6' of wood. Chain getting dull so I just tossed on the last few sticks.
After finishing the stacking yesterday, I decided this morning that I should go and pick away at finishing my round stack. Aren't kubotas the happiest looking little tractors? Anyway I finished the round stack and decided to start another one where we tore one down yesterday. Next thing I know, my oldest comes out and starts building it. I split up everything I had blocked into rounds. Good thing too because some of it wouldn't have lasted another year on the ground. In all its probably enough split and stacked for winter 21-22. Pilfered through the apple wood and split a bunch of smaller pieces for smoking, seen stacked on the big log. A good day working in the woodpile. I'm feeling it though!
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