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395, why have rakers at all? ;)

I don’t know about all localities, but it is not illegal to work without liability insurance where I live and work. Very foolish to do so, but not illegal. License, certification, insurance….all can be bought…and none (of their own worth) make one a professional.

It's a matter of word's meaning. Illegal is quite broad, but it's just what's outside de laws. From slightly over speeding on the road to mass murder for example, the gap is huge. Somewhere in-between, the thing becomes qualified as criminal. So working without complying with the official system...

It's a 395XP, it already pulls them no problem. :/:

I deleted it since Sean refused to answer the question. I wanted to know what he meant by “working illegally”. Working without liability insurance is not “illegal”. Illegal implies criminal activity.

What happened to Treesmiths post? It disappeared

If you have @huskihl port your saw, it will pull those low rakers no problem.

Many hours in the saddle, few stops in a couple big cities. Drop off and pick up parts from heat treatment, thread certification, pick up flatbed truck.

I do three strokes whenever it feels like it slows down. Rakers are kept low enough to keep things interesting, if you know what I mean.

Again, that holds true for her coloring, which is her genetics. Again, this is just my experience.

You’re right Kavey. Also they are not known for being affectionate. For some reason she only really allows me to hold her.

Inescapably :).

OooOo grits! You ARE from the south ain't ye?

I put a slab of steelhead on the smoker grill, and we made a pot of grits and steamed some nice, sweet broccoli.

I let a chain go before I get to the reference line...by then the tooth is smaller than I like. But I don't have to economize like an everyday cutter for money may need to. Maybe an 8th of an inch short of the reference mark. I'm pretty easy going on filing rakers. I drop them a couple of...