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:) I found that quite funny. Well, I am also three quarters drunk. Living the good life.

Heck yeah. This thread has gone over three hundred posts. A real winner in my book. Shit, if'n the damn thing will cut when I'm done I am happy. Makes me think though, we used to polish injection pump parts with newspaper in college.

Could we get a tutorial from someone here?

What we get for non residential construction is chromated copper arsenate.

I drive them about two and a half to three feet into the ground. The point cuts take about eight inches off the side on the bottom, well below the surface line. It seems that six inches above or below the surface is where the decay happens. The posts I have been buying are from North Dakota...

I did not check the depth. I will do that Wally, thanks. I have been just cutting treated wood set posts, pointing them for driving in the ground. You can buy them pointed, but at 30 cents a post............ It took eight strokes per tooth.

I sharpened the chain on my MS 250c the other day and now the noodles are so long that they plug up the back of the saw. Did I screw up? Its goofy safety chain.

Well, as a farmer, I can say that you probably do! I am rubbish!

Shit, dont ask me! I have yet to get a chain very sharp!

So it cancels out the wear in the bar if you dial in 10 degrees? What about a new bar?