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Unclear; does the temp gauge drop when it doesn't blow hot air into the cab?
Some heater core circuits require cracking a hose fitting to bleed out air.
Day three on the elm. that 12" leaner branch is on the ground bucked up now.
Took 3' cuts off till I could reach the crotch then it fell two ways.
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About a cord split hauled and in the racks
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At least another 1 1/2 to go. Just got the rounds cut from the 15' of 28" trunk.
Splitters 100' away at the bottom of the steep hill behind Allison. Lots of rolling rounds to the splitter.
Had this happen in TWO saws today. Think it's the first time I've stuck a chain that way and I've cut quite few elms before.
Had to loosen the chain and dig out the swarf. Took a hammer n screwdriver to free the end sprocket on the other bar. Darned stringy elm.
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I had that same thing happen to me today on a piece of Beech. I had to pry the chain out of the bar.
 
FOR THE THREAD FELLAS :blob2:
(Helped my dad get a few cords stacked today)
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And since I didn't get a deer or a turkey last Saturday, I still managed to scrounge up some meat:innocent:
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I'm almost out of wood. I have surgery for a Hernia Nov 7th and I've contacted all of my customers, and told them their wood was safe till I'm mobile again, or they can come pick it up, or I can bring it in the next few days. Three guys pick theirs up anyway, and it's ready and stacked on the court. All the rest but one are getting in now. One didn't respond. His dad is my neighbor. I'm giving odds that he calls the day after surgery and says he's ready for his wood now. His will be ready in March.
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I'm almost out of wood. I have surgery for a Hernia Nov 7th and I've contacted all of my customers, and told them their wood was safe till I'm mobile again, or they can come pick it up, or I can bring it in the next few days. Three guys pick theirs up anyway, and it's ready and stacked on the court. All the rest but one are getting in now. One didn't respond. His dad is my neighbor. I'm giving odds that he calls the day after surgery and says he's ready for his wood now. His will be ready in March.
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Good luck with the surgery.
 
I had that same thing happen to me today on a piece of Beech. I had to pry the chain out of the bar.
I think i had same thing happen running my dad's pro mcbrick 650. Cut 1 popple 10'6" saw log into firewood and chain seized up on bar, my dad said there was stuff stuck in bar groove
 
I think i had same thing happen running my dad's pro mcbrick 650. Cut 1 popple 10'6" saw log into firewood and chain seized up on bar, my dad said there was stuff stuck in bar groove
Hey BRUFAB!! I hate it when that happens. Sometimes they just won't clear on their own.
Drug the 4000 poulan back out tonight. ( The one where I thought I'd done the carb but I hadn't). It got a carb kit and I'll be danged...... She fired right up. Go figure!!🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
 

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How many miles on that? I had one go about 250 and the other was still going when I sold at 326k
325k on everything but the motor, motor could have 150-250 as it was a replaced before we bought a some point by the previous owner. He had money and owned a local buisness in town so I took his word. Good oil pressure, no blue smoke
 
Hey BRUFAB!! I hate it when that happens. Sometimes they just won't clear on their own.
Drug the 4000 poulan back out tonight. ( The one where I thought I'd done the carb but I hadn't). It got a carb kit and I'll be danged...... She fired right up. Go figure!!🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
That's great to hear :chainsaw: sure beats that hostage situation you been in lately 🤪🤪🤪
 
Pro Safety has changed up their four points once again! They're making the bottom tine and two middle tines even longer now! This is their fourth four point design that I know of. I haven't tried them yet. Slapping them on tonight. We'll see how they do tomorrow.

The dawgs on the left are one of Pro Safety's older design's. I believe their second or maybe third. The Dawgs on the right are one of their newer designs. 👍
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Cut safe, stay sharp, and be aware!
 
I had a bar cease up like that with wood chips while cutting Chestnut Oak several years ago. I freed my sprocket tip the same way (WD-40, screwdriver and hammer). I believe I have only had it happen when the tip is buried and I'm pressing it.

I try to either select a longer bar or cut over the top first, so I don't bury the tip so much.
 
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