zkx14
Duster De-ruster
If you have a tractor and can get to it, that sounds like an ideal solution.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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I have a new saw I haven't fired up yet. Well, actually an old saw. It must have bounced out of someone's tailgate. It laid out in the yard for a couple days until I went out and retrieved it. I posted it on Facebook with no response so I guess it's mine now. Somebody was pissed for sure.
Love the hood stripes on that car.
FISHYPETE
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I got one of those small 8” battery hand held saws for cutting the brush low to the ground for Christmas. I do most brush and any trees fall-winter. Have two good sized piles to burn before snow melts, but….not getting anywhere this winter
Morning Mike, looking forward in meeting you there.
FISHYPETE
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I have a 20” Craftsman that was purchased the same way
I think I have 8 chainsaws.............................
Many were from my FIL.
Many were from my FIL.
Nope! Nope nope
Its memikes Friends Friday! One of these three girls don't belong, I wounder who can spot my barber/Brandy hair stylest from yesterday?
But that fast ford truck is smoking them rear rubbers, did I say rubbers
FISHYPETE
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I should rent YOU for a week
I think I have 8 chainsaws.............................
Ok, another one of theseI think I have 8 chainsaws.............................
Found In Leaves!
I was looking at the bottle finished in cherry casks and it looked yummy.
Unconventional
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From Trader Joe's
Nope, all purchased by me or my FIL.................Stihl and Huskies. I think I have 1 Echo.Ok, another one of these
Sitting here doing nothing, I may go to the shop and get a pic.....................
Yea, let me know what you think.You are going to make me find mine for tasting notes this morning aren't you?
Morning all, 3deg here this morning and got 2-3 inches of snow on the ground. Coffee sure tastes good on mornings like this.
Unconventional
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Yessir.or getting your saw stuck.
I keep several wedges and a sledge nearby
Little rigging to adjust the fulcrum helps too
Unconventional
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A little warmer over night here at the beach But it comes at a cost 
half hour ago I couldn't see the hills across the street for the fog
But it comes at a cost half hour ago I couldn't see the hills across the street for the fog
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
I got rid of my old one. Among other things it smoked bad. At least I didn't have and wasps or other critters bothering me when I cut up the stump.I think I have 8 chainsaws.............................
I'm really trying to get rid of extra everything accumulated. Of course have not made any progress on that front lately. Everything is pretty much where it was when my nerve pain started. (DEC 1st) Even though I could still do stuff then, I was doing the absolute min at home to be able to get through my shift at work with minimal pain. Hoping in a week or so I can at least start putting away some small stuff and clean up the work bench in shop. 5-10lb lifting and very limited bending and reaching doesn't allow me to get much done.
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Figure since the ground is frozen, I might as well drop the forks and switch out to my bucket on the skid steer too, and then put it back in the shop. Get ready for the tree escapades
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
Who on here got the grabber attachment? Those are the schnizzle for moving logs and brush. Tree guys that did mine had one.Figure since the ground is frozen, I might as well drop the forks and switch out to my bucket on the skid steer too, and then put it back in the shop. Get ready for the tree escapades
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