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Ha! Good question...I had forgotten this thread. Yes...we used it on a big pine, Irma related, about 3 weeks ago. It did just fine. We had the shop just replace what was necessary and are running it with broken fins, no problems so far. We just bid on an $8300 storm job...big hickory on a...

hahaha...I can SO identify with that approach. At least try something...:lol: Jay...I know the words...tig...mig...for welding but they are just words. My speed is JB Weld.:D

Yep...that likely happened here.

:lol: I hope so.

That's what I told Alex...I am 64, never had a saw seize up. Might be time to have something new happen.:D

Glad for the confirmations. Thanks.

In other words, drive it like I stole it!!! (I still like Brian's way to cool the sawyer...errrr, I mean, saw :D)

hahha...what an awesome idea. I LOVE that. I HATE cutting stumps. That might just make it bearable. Thanks. Here are some picts from the job:

Thanks for the prodding on the pictures. The shop manager is a good friend of Alex...he just sent us pictures. Now that I see the damage we are just going to get them to fix the trigger assy and put it back together. And run it as is. Thanks for chiming in, guys...good advice.

I was so disgusted I didn't take any pictures. I'll see if Alex can get some when he goes back by the shop. I know they can help. Thanks for the input so far. My instinct is to run it and see what happens.

Alex and I did a job last week...removed a 60' sourwood for a fellow...got a line drop by the power company, bombed most of it and got it all down...then Alex told the owner he could call the power company to re-attach the line. Then the owner did an add-on asked us to take down a maple near...