No flies of any kind here yet but won`t be all that long before.
Sure is quiet in here....do I need to start a fight?
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Ayup......
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That saw is a real good runner, sounds even better now.
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Nice looking saw!!......
Them Swedes must have little hands , I gotta bulk up the top handle so that its more comfortable to hold .
Much more of a saw than the 346 was that I unloaded.
Much more of a saw than the 346 was that I unloaded.
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Put your gloves back on.....it ain't summah yet.....they don't even have summah there....
They work so darn good with a few modifications but I just can`t take to them, have tried and owned the various 500, 5000, 5000+ 490 and 590, 323 Poulan Pro but just can`t work with them.
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Like an old faithful friend... been sitting for 10 months or so. Hit the starter and she fired up. Loyal as hell she is...so she came back home.
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Well Monday is almost over as far as paying work is considered. Get home and get the snow blade off the tractor, unload the recently returned tractor, and get it all shuffled into the barn before rain comes tomorrow.
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Long rainy day.. damp and breezy makes for a long day on an open station machine.
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Just another bright sunny day here, sunny and dry with some fairly stiff breeze drying the ground up nicely.
Dan must show you all the wood it cut that day. Going to be at least 3 big trailer loads.
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Good day in the woods today....pleasant temp even with the wind. Got a bout a half cord of cookstove wood taken from stems in the woods to fit and split in the cellar. I know a half cord doesn't seem like much for nearly whole daze work.... Howevah...I'll tell you what...when cutting firewood to 12" length and splitting to an average of 2 1/2"X 2 1/2" you get a lot of trigger time AND a lot of splitter handle time!!! About 10,000 pieces of wood...The old 61/268XP conversion was spun up pretty good!! Once in a while I run it without ear protection......it's a nasty sounding saw.......tuned to just about 14,000.....in 10" dry ash wood, self feeding, runs around 13,100 .....used my new Fast Tach holder for a bit today.....my ear was telling me she turning less but the tach seems pretty accurate...this has always been a real strong saw...not crazy fast but just holds it's rpm very well....running a 3/8" 8 pin too...when I ported it didn't raise the ex port to compensate for the loss of gasket.....you can really lean on it with 0.040" raker height....amazing too.....no parts fall off it......I "spose some would say that's 'cause it has Stihl T27 recoil cover bolts......LOL!!!!
Remind me of your last post when next we meet.......
Husky`s really do benefit when Stihl fastener screws are used to hold them together, cinch em down good n tight, they don`t need Locktite.
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I will Unc....if I 'membah!!!
Same here.
That's why the burden is on the younger one.
