sunfish
Fish Head
Mike, I only jumped in because it sounded like you needed a ported 75cc saw to run semi chisel.
Those little Suzuki's are tough little workhorses. Hard to beat that deal.
Might be time for a trailer tho. Or 2 - one for each rig.
(This is the first weekend in a long time I've managed to line up free time for scrounging - wish these darned thundershower things would just go away. Grrrr...)
We'll see how much of a beating they'll take when I get it running , the previous owner spent a tonne of dough on it , parked it for a year , now has a fuel issue .
I wasn't looking for a trail runner , just a small traktor
While out of the house yesterday, I passed a tree company doing some work. I noticed they had stacked the wood- and quite a bit of it, along the driveway. So I stop and ask about it and the boss says take it all. I go,home and get my dump truck, pull right up to the wood and proceeded to fill it twice....that's 4 cords almost all oak in just under 2 hours! I tell them I sell wood and the boss asks for my number and says, you are my new firewood guy! What a great find.
That's why I added a backrack...after the Wife bounced a round off the back window...it didn't break, but no sense tempting it.I'd get some screen on that back window guard , I''ve not popped a back window yet but I know plenty that have LOL
I've started the process of mechanization for wood scrounging
I picked up a free atv that fits in the utv
Mike, I ordered two loops of sq ground chain today. Will give it a shot, but will mostly use it for racing...Glad you posted, as usual. 90% of my cutting is recently dropped wood, 90% of yours is dead Oak that throws sparks, that is why we have different preferences, and why we choose different chain most of the time. But as you see, there are times I go with what fits the situation.
I like Oak, and I cut a good deal of it, but I cut Maple and Ash just as much, and upstate a lot of Cherry. Also run into Locust now and then, but not as much as the others (but when you find it, it is usually in a stand and there is more of it).
In clean wood, the square file holds up just as well as RS, and it cuts a little faster.
I didn't order any yet. What files are you using?Use it on any fresh cut wood and you wont want to use anything else! Enjoy.
What files did you get?
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