I now know why you cut in Crocs - the fuel and/or oil leaking from your mis-installed flippy caps runs right through them!I don't cut wood in my fancy shoes
I now know why you cut in Crocs - the fuel and/or oil leaking from your mis-installed flippy caps runs right through them!I don't cut wood in my fancy shoes
Speaking of not overfilling with oil, I've been meaning to thank you (Chipper) for your excellent advice on making holes in the foil oil cover instead of removing it. A slot across also works very well.
Every time I put oil in my saws I say: "I'll have to remember to thank Chipper for that great idea". See, I did get to it!!!
Well they sure don't make it easy sometimes but I've had several that made me want to pay the engineer a visit....... at 2 in the morning....... when he least expects it lol.By they you mean stihl right lol.
They were Ash 6.5" X 6.5" and were used for post and beam to build this:Uncle Mike, that oldest boy is now 21
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i watched the wilderness adventure dvd "Land" last nite... few scary bear scenes... and some good hunting shots...I wish the season were still open, and my daughter and I were in the stand again this evening!
That bear is bigger than the one I got, and that buck looks nice too! Requested the video of the buck, hopefully I will be able to count points.
i never ovefill the oil, i just spill it!!!Then you better listen a little better, but I'm not denying that it's operator error.
That being said, I've never heard of anyone having a husky flippy cap come loose.
Right, yours just don't start when you're out there .
If you overfill the oil, they won't lock in well.
As I said above, I'm not saying it isn't operator error, because I realize it is, but I've never had that problem with any other cap design.
i use a glue brush dedicated to clean caps. pre-open. i was just thinking compressed air. what type of cans do u use?I just don't understand what's wrong with male threads sticking up from the saw and a female cap. Much less chance of junk falling into the tanks. Kinda reminds of everything they do with computers...... change something that works just fine and the new " fix " causes all kinds of grief!
I will take this opportunity to plug my cans of compressed air again. A great thing to have in a saw box.
I hope to mount a portable air tank in the truck at some point and have the option of a short hose to blow dust off caps and clean off air filters in the field.
many arborist pros prefer... !I do not have the tool that you mention. I'll do some research on chain sharpening to see what I can find. This is my first go at doing chains this way. I have been hand filing since I was a teenager back in the late 60's.
maybe i am on the wrong thread...Once you get pissed on you will be forever more careful with those stupid caps.
Speaking of not overfilling with oil, I've been meaning to thank you (Chipper) for your excellent advice on making holes in the foil oil cover instead of removing it. A slot across also works very well.
Every time I put oil in my saws I say: "I'll have to remember to thank Chipper for that great idea". See, I did get to it!!!
looked like this after?The best story I've heard on it was a guy my buddy worked with doing concrete walls, he was running the demo saw and the fuel cap popped off and he was cutting rebar, he was alright after he started rolling on the ground and the guys threw sand on him. Before that he looked like this .
Lots of learning in this thread, I've learned a ton thru the yrs. It's always nice to be able to give back, that's one of the main reasons I joined AS .
lol, let's blame he Hollywood producer... not the camera man!Gonna need some pictures of it sharp, looks real bad in the first pic .
looks curved to me! prob just optical illusion due to horizon's shift...Sweet!!
at first, i thot you was going to say... and look at all those deer!Uncle Mike, that oldest boy is now 21
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So, if youāre the guide taking the camera guy on this trip
What would you be packing??
Me- fresh underwear
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