I was all ready for our big snow event…maybe a half inch last night. Now, 38* and raining, lolModerators aren't doing their job here. I see a lot of use of a particular dirty word ...SNOW!Anyone talking about it should be banned!
We had 3-4" a couple of days ago but luckily it melted in the next couple of day. Now all we have is a mushy mess. No scrounging for a while.
All I have on the iPad.So my neighbor was getting his scrounge on bucking a log 3' diameter 20' long log into rounds. He had it held up of the ground with a smaller sized Kubota track hoe. Hydraulics slowly bleeding off and the log slipped out of the hoe's grasp. He was dawged in good at the moment with his 661C. When the log dropped, it immediately rolled ripping the saw out of his hands with it. Smashed the air intake up a bit as well as the pistol grip. He dropped it off to me a couple weeks ago for repairs. I called Madsen's and they don't have service manuals or exploded assembly drawings of the 661. He said I should be able to find it all on line. Any of you guys know anything about that or have any ideas?
Any info would help Gents.He's probably gonna be wanting his saw back sooner or later.
That’s painfull . I get nauseous when I hurt my fingers . I can get a huge gash in my arm or leg and get 15 stitches and not even flinch . Hit my finger hammering a nail and I have to sit or lay down . Guess that’s why I’m good at body work hyper sensitive fingers
1-800-evilbay. Unfortunately it seems to be the go to stihl parts store these days vs the inept dealers I have around here.So my neighbor was getting his scrounge on bucking a log 3' diameter 20' long log into rounds. He had it held up of the ground with a smaller sized Kubota track hoe. Hydraulics slowly bleeding off and the log slipped out of the hoe's grasp. He was dawged in good at the moment with his 661C. When the log dropped, it immediately rolled ripping the saw out of his hands with it. Smashed the air intake up a bit as well as the pistol grip. He dropped it off to me a couple weeks ago for repairs. I called Madsen's and they don't have service manuals or exploded assembly drawings of the 661. He said I should be able to find it all on line. Any of you guys know anything about that or have any ideas?
Any info would help Gents.
I am not sure who that other fellow is.Should've had his screen down
We got a thing called the Detroit lean when you're driving(you know, the gangsta lean), looks like Matt's got the NY lean going on there.
Check your inbox for an ipl and service manual.So my neighbor was getting his scrounge on bucking a log 3' diameter 20' long log into rounds. He had it held up of the ground with a smaller sized Kubota track hoe. Hydraulics slowly bleeding off and the log slipped out of the hoe's grasp. He was dawged in good at the moment with his 661C. When the log dropped, it immediately rolled ripping the saw out of his hands with it. Smashed the air intake up a bit as well as the pistol grip. He dropped it off to me a couple weeks ago for repairs. I called Madsen's and they don't have service manuals or exploded assembly drawings of the 661. He said I should be able to find it all on line. Any of you guys know anything about that or have any ideas?
Any info would help Gents.
Good to know! It's been rather lack luster over my way lately. "OH we can order that, be a week or so."
Unless it's an old/oddball part my guy usually has stuff in a couple of days. They work on a lot of saws and keep a good supply of parts on hand.
Careful with the wood pix. We only talk about snow and other weather
here now.
. That one took some doing to undo. Either way, it sure beats shoveling!
Assuming no major washouts I anticipate being on the rail trail once the trail surface firms up again. We avoid driving on it when it's saturated...60-80mph winds, massive rain…
sounds like scrounging won’t be a problem for you folks in the north east
That's how I would noodle them too. When I still had the Ash hole to cut inmost of them fell over, I'd put a block under the log a few feet out from the stump. As soon as they got too heavy to lift, noodle em up.
The actual wiper ? , not certain it came with the inclosed cab package,
You need a two wheeled unit, less ground pressure per square inch
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. Be even nicer if I had the bay doors on, chutes between the trusses, electric for the lights and outlets run, lids in the bays, insulation up there, and the bay walls insulated and finished.
