Recent content by JeffGu

The most important thing is that you are objective and critical of your own work... which will keep you learning better techniques. You also know when to ask for help and suggestions, which is a hard thing for most folks to do but essential to learning to do things correctly. It's too soon in...

How about this: Non-locking Carabiner ...and this: Small Swivel Webbing girth hitched to large end of swivel, and the carabiner in the small end. The small end has a rubber O-ring imbedded into it that will keep the carabiner from moving around in the swivel's eye. They're made of stainless...

These work for me. Found them on Amazon.

Yeah, but they're way overpriced... \\:D/

That's some very cool stuff... :thumbup:

Did everyone get the pictures thing sorted out?

No, I'm pretty sure he broke the internet, again. :lol:

Not sure why anyone would be worried about the performance of an Echo saw, but a muffler mod and retune makes the little saw a screamer, for what it is. Stock, they turn the 3/8" Picco .050 (Oregon) chain with authority on the 12" (Oregon) bar... with the mods, it spins the PS3 chain on a 14"...

Echo CS-271T along with Stihl MS-201T for comparison...

My Catahoula... love these dogs. He's pretty much an overpriced doorbell, but he's my buddy.

Going to take me some time to PhotoShop 40 years and 40 lbs. off a profile pic.... :D

I got mine, too... took 'em awhile... ordered it at the end of November, Didn't get it until the third week of December. But, I got it. Pretty sweet.

And if you can't afford the Stihl MS-150T then take a good look at the Echo CS-271T... great little pruning saw for $300.00 USD... Slightly heavier than the 150T, but bigger engine and it uses 3/8" .050 Low Profile chain... 63PM 45DL Stihl chain is perfect for it, and easy to find.