Ahhhh! Just crank the oiler valve wide open, burie that bar tip and winde on'er full throttle!
Apparently power saws cut much better with a bar and chain mounted on them! 
Try pushing harder.Just got my hopped up primary back on line. A couple blemishes and cracks in the plastics, but no "cents" in replacing them.
I just may end up smashing her again in the wind before winter is over.
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I tried bucking a log to test her out, but she failed the test.
Cut safe, stay sharp, and be aware!
Okay I'll try!
I got my caribou tags today. Might be a pair of those tags as well soonWell, I just got an elk tag. If I succeed on punching it? I won't post a picture if it! Although,
Good on ya!
And good hunting!
Like over here you mean? That's how we've gone for a decade now. We've always had more expensive fuel and hence smaller motors.... Plus smaller roads and smaller vehicle make a bigger motor less important anyway, but the emissions rules drove European vehicles to smaller and turbocharged a decade ago. 1 litre turbocharged petrol give about 140 BHP stock, easy to drive and 50+ mpg.It would be cool if we could get some little 1 liter turbo diesels in cars here. Even little turbo gas cars, no reason they cant make them, they just know we wouldn't want some of the crap they currently are giving us, that and they are pushing the EV agenda now.
We actually have an elk hunt here in PA. Tags are by lottery and I have never attempted to get one. 60 bull tags and 118 cow tags this year.Well, I just got an elk tag. If I succeed on punching it? I won't post a picture if it! Although,
So far so good for me, $ coming in to help with all the $ going out. Not so good for the wife, no orders yet on all her buisness platforms. Most of her stuff goes to small businesses and with the economy stuff I think everyone is gun shy on doing anything.
All you guys talk about is gas or diesel trucks…
don’t none of ya have one of them new electric ones?
I hear they’ll pull 10k# at least 75 miles on a charge
Same in Michigan maybe not as many tags, I believe all the hunts have to be guided. It's a real strict hunt and only takes place in northern lower peninsula where there elk are. We have a preference point system here with bear and elk licenses its a confusing process, I think the more times you apply and take these dnr surveys it improves your chances.
Yeah my dads place is there in Atlanta where they are. If your somehow blessed enough to get a tag you had better get one. I've heard is a one tag a lifetime per person here.
Some of the time lol
I see them in the Valderbilt area occasionally on my commute to work. Nothing makes a guy pucker-up faster than a pair of bull elk dancing around in the middle of I-75 at 4:30 in the morning!!
Oh yeah I came accross a horse one time that got out bad windstorm took a fence down. It was raining and it was in the road I got out and led it back onto what I thought was the owners property and got in the car and waited for the sheriff someone could have got real hurt hitting that poor scared horse.
I've had mine almost a year, and so far I can't find a fault. As far as a practical power plant for a half-ton pickup, it blows away any of the V-6's or small V-8's I've ever driven. The jury is still out on long-term cost of ownership, but I'm giving Ford motor company the benefit of the doubt until proven otherwise.
Although I don't disagree with you (I'm from Belgium, same narrow roads etc.), I was wondering, at which RPM's do those engines reach 140 bhp? Even though it's true that excellent cars have been built for the European roads and traffic (try making a 180° turn with an American car on our roads... ), in my opinion there's still something to say for the 'there's no replacement for displacement' idea.
) freshly cut firewood, off road....
.... But those things rarely see the road these times, fuel prices are just too high. My sister bought a Ford Ranger pickup truck last year, for her company, don't know what engine version or whatever (it's a diesel though) but it uses some 11 liters/100 km I believe, and filling up its 80L fuel tank costs you €160... that kinda hurts the wallet. . Oak trees here have been producing way more acorns than usual, because of the drought, I suppose they do this to ensure offspring in case they die. They became so heavy that tops broke out, especially in windy conditions. A few weekends back I was driving through an area with a lot of privately owned parcels of woodland, and a top (almost half a tree) was blocking the road. I was there to do some bucking on a property, so had my saws with me... Don't know who the owner of the land was but seeing that I cleared the road, I took quite a lot of perfect firewood with me... Gonna warm my house for several days in a year or two
