O.C.G.D. Thread, part two
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squisher
THE CALM ONE!!!!
Hah, looks good for a all orange saw!
On a saw that size I'd definetly stick with the full-wrap.
On a saw that size I'd definetly stick with the full-wrap.
SkwerI
Treehouser
I'm used to the half wraps. And the full wrap won't fit in the toolbox without removing at least 3 other saws. And my screnches won't fit on the bar nuts under the handle, I would need to carry one of those crappy 'shorty' screnches just for the one saw. And it would get in the way on stump cuts. The only reason I bought the saw was for cutting big wood- including stump cuts.
So what are the advantages of the full wrap handle again? I want to make an honest evaluation of the plusses and minuses. Since I don't log on mountainsides I cannot think of a single plus.
So what are the advantages of the full wrap handle again? I want to make an honest evaluation of the plusses and minuses. Since I don't log on mountainsides I cannot think of a single plus.
sotc
Dormant hero!!
what is that hunchbacked thing?
SkwerI
Treehouser
Willie, it's my old gate hardware and some other scrap from when I built the deck and new fence gates last month. Seems I always lose interest in a project just as it's time to clean up the trash. 
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Awsomeclimber
Guest
Just cause i know it bothers the Boss..(Ha Ha) it seems i can swing a ht75 out of a bucket all day, so why not up the size a little.. I started it a few times, just to see if i was imagining how great it sounds..ill get it up in the air tommorow and let you know how it performs..
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squisher
THE CALM ONE!!!!
So what are the advantages of the full wrap handle again? I want to make an honest evaluation of the plusses and minuses. Since I don't log on mountainsides I cannot think of a single plus.
The full wrap lets you backchain when you shouldn't
thus spraying sawdust instead of wearing it. For me the full wrap is also a 'excuse' not to cut down into the frigging dirt like everyone wants when doing the alap cut. Also the short wrenches rule.
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Banned by Squirrels
Guest
The full wrap lets you backchain when you shouldn't
You rock squish.
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Frans
Guest
Bought an Oreck vacuum today. hope its not a POS. cost enough
sotc
Dormant hero!!
had one once, it sucked, well i guess it didnt. thats why i threw it away
Bodean
Cali dreamer
Nice 395, Champ saw.
B
Banned by Squirrels
Guest
I've never seen a better vacuum than the Filter Queen.
Hey, maybe we should start a thread...
Hey, maybe we should start a thread...
B
Banned by Squirrels
Guest
I'm putting this on my wish list..
lumberjack
Young man on the go
Who would want a page stretchertoheller anyways?
B
Banned by Squirrels
Guest
Yeah, sorry,,, It wasn't that big on the home page... But still cool.
lumberjack
Young man on the go
Does it come with a chick instead?
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Banned by Squirrels
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Mr. Sir
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SkwerI
Treehouser
Wha choo gonna do wit doze?
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Mr. Sir
Guest
My plan is to take the forestry body and tool boxes off of my current 1995 F-700 (w/ 7.0L gas engine, manual trans, and hydraulic brakes) and put it on this newer chassis. It's a 1997 F-800, 5.9L diesel, automatic trans and air brakes with only 10,600 miles.
As for the root pruner, we get a few calls a month and I usually just refer them to the stump guy. Root pruning is fairly profitable.
So... who wants to buy a '95 F-700 cab and chassis?
As for the root pruner, we get a few calls a month and I usually just refer them to the stump guy. Root pruning is fairly profitable.
So... who wants to buy a '95 F-700 cab and chassis?
SkwerI
Treehouser
Allison auto and air brakes? sounds like a great truck, Brett. And to find one that old with that low of mileage is fantastic! Your biggest problem will be dry rot on the rubber stuff due to sitting unused. Congrats!
SkwerI
Treehouser
Paul, what is that? Something for treating chronic constipation? 
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