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Own a couple of stihl's great saw with NO issue's, I cut well over 65 face cord a year, plus use them for carving and get logs ready for milling. I agree with those that write about spending a little extra for a dependable saw, in the long run you'll be spending less and have a lot less...

love mine

I lucked out on a deal at a HF store. I walked in not planning on spending more then 10-15 $'s, but as always I walked over to the clearance rack. Sure enough there sits a 20ton air/mechanical pump jack. average price new 130ish, this one was going for $65.00. Took it up to the front desk and...

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How much were you trying to move? They may say you were overloading the machine???? Sure hope you can get it fixed.

Personally I think your making a mistake playin around with the rebar. That's why I wrote to use logs. Black locust(75yr wood) is the best, and it may be the cheapest, depending on whats in your area. Next choice would be cedar(30yr wood), if neither of those are aviable then go with treated...

I would dig back into the high side some, level things off, possibly put a ditch or some sort of drainage in, with an occassional cross over pipe. On the down hill side some locust logs placed in the ground may help, rip rap, or even plant some type of trees/brush. It's hard to exatly see what...

make a nice flower holder in the front yard

it is a good one

Nice lookin enclosures. Not really sure I'd agree with this sentence.

I can't say I found the style I like But I can sure say the style found me. Well wait, is balding a style :D

What happened to the hair :D Nice lookin tractor thanks for sharin the pictures.

Must be these tractors are known for this? My friend has the 50t(I believe)and the same thing has happened to him twice. 1st time the dealer told him he must have got a friday or monday machine, because they forgot to tighten some bolts inside, tractor had to be split in half. 2nd time it...

Very interesting, I'm with some of the others, would be nice to take a tour if I were closer.

Time for a new RTV :D

That video has been around for some time, and yes I have also done it, curiosity. In my honest opinion it just adds more cuts then are what is necessary. Not writing it has no use but not sure where it would be needed. I also don't feel a greenhorn should be trying to jab a chainsaw into a tree...

I've had that happen in the past, luckily it was a small project, that wasn't hard to correct.

Don't have the chainsaw mill choose to go with a small bandmill IMO way better choice. At one time I would make lumber with my chainsaw, no fancy guides, it did the job. I did look into many different mills chainsaw and band mill. Ran a few different ones at shows band mill is what I felt was...

more money then brains

very nice