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That looks like what I want, the croll looks good too. Having never used either I assume the croll will help you stay upright similar to the roller? What kind of harness would you use with the croll? I think it would be very nice after 6 hrs in the 100 degree heat to have alittle help. Well...

Have any of yall ever built a chest roller? I would like to try one for srt. I watched a guy climb with one on you tube, and I think it would help me.

I bought the ergo 2 years ago, and love it. It has great back support for those long days, and can enough gear loops to carry everything you own. It has been a great saddle and I would buy it again. They also make every conceivable variation so you can get exactly what you want. Jeff

I hear ya, I love working on saws! I am just weird that way.:lol:

Thanks guys, I got all the stuff ordered. Now it is time to start the fun part.. Thanks again, yall are awsome!

Thanks Husabud, That is a great site. Going to give it a few more days and see if Randy or anyone else has a good place to buy cause I just traded for 3 more 200 t today, so I will be ordering more stuff then I thought. :)

Where do yall buy parts for your 200? The dealer is smoking crack with their prices. Need a new et of rings and a carb. Thanks.

All I can say is that I want that guy to do my collections!!!!! No money at the end of the job? No problem, my "business manager" will be by later ......hehehehehe

Hey nick, how is the support? I am fixing to pull the trigger on something, and if this one is worth it I wouldn't mind waiting.

Well Crap, There goes a lot more of my money!

What is your web site address?

That would sure be alot more fun then going to the gym. I hate the gym!!

That makes perfect sense Stig. I wish I could have watched those old guys work, My family is from Northern Michigan, and alot of them worked in the woods back in the day. My Grand dad used to tell me about guys running a cross buck or chopping in really cold weather. He said they would end up...

Ok, so here is something I didn't think about, There are different shape axe heads from different areas of the country for their particular type of wood. What about bevels? Will a 20 degree bevel that works great on pine have a problem with oak? I dont plan on cutting Oak with an axe, but it got...

Flushcut, I think I am about sold on a Gransfors. I have heard nothing but good about them. Now I just have to decide which one I want. I am so excited!!!!!

Flushcut, From what I have been reading the competition axes are ground to fine to use for every day type chopping. From what I have found a "using" axe is supposed to be around 20-25 degrees. I am not axe expert, this is just what I have found. There is a really cool video on youtube by the US...

Yep, they usually have a strap around they to keep them together, It also leaves one hand free to carry what ever else you need.

Pelorus, I had not seen those particular axes before, those are pretty nice! I may have to take a closer look, wonder if they would send me one to try out in the name of the "fire fighter brotherhood" !!!

Yep, when you carry a axe and a Halligan it's called carrying the Irons. The Halligan is about the most used tool on the truck cause you can do about anything with it. We carry it with a axe for forcible entry, and for tearing apart about anything you can think of. In the above pic the end that...

I have been looking at the Gransfors and Wetterlings, and really like em both! I have thought about cleaning up my Great Grand dads axe and useing it, but if I lost it I would be sick! Wish I had a forge, I would love to learn how to make a quality axe. Who still falls with an axe?? I sure...