The Noodler!

[maulhead]

You tell me your turn down a free running car that only needed a window regulator?

No, I had some other memory in mind, made me laugh.

Guy I met from KS once, he had a $3,500 stereo system in his $1,000 beater work truck, and he could not understand why his wife was so pissed at him....it cranked I will give him that, but the rest of the truck looked like is belonged in a the junk yard.

I just laughed.

 

[Dub11]

No, I had some other memory in mind, made me laugh.

Guy I met from KS once, he had a $3,500 stereo system in his $1,000 beater work truck, and he could not understand why his wife was so pissed at him....it cranked I will give him that, but the rest of the truck looked like is belonged in a the junk yard.

I just laughed.

Did it have 20's on it? Please let there be 20's on it.

 

[maulhead]

Did it have 20's on it? Please let there be 20's on it.

No 36" or 38" mudd grips, cant recall right now...

 

[Dub11]

No 36" or 38" mudd grips, cant recall right now...

Well *s-word, probably with 3.42 gears on it then.

 

[Flint Mitch]

Did it have 20's on it? Please let there be 20's on it.

Repost probably from somewhere

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[Flint Mitch]

Well *s-word, probably with 3.42 gears on it then.

3.08 1 tire fire! Might still smoke the tire making it appear faster than it really is...

Straight pipes for that awesome popping noise as well

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[sawnami]

Some vintage Homelite noodles.

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[Simondo]

I noodle and then keep em for ...This

 

[Rob Stafari]

Noodles! I love noodles. Especially hickory noodles. Give me a big 'ol hickory and I turn into a noodlin fool.



Who am I kidding, a big ol oak does the same darn thing.

 

[PA Dan]

Anyone do anything creative with your noodles? I put mine under my lean to and either burn them in the wood boiler or my wife uses them for garden bedding.

I filled about 6 or 7 dog food bags and stored them inside. I used them all winter in the wood burner. They work great to start a new fire or get some coals back up in the morning!

 

[Wilhelm]

Dolmar PS-7310 & 36" Iggesund Forest R2 strike again, in beech



She's a tough unit.

 

[Cat 525]

What do those are cost you over there?

 

[Cat 525]

I meant the chainsaw bar. Sorry bout that!

 

[ZERO]

Noodles make for a great stove fire starter, I keep all mine.

 

[Locust Cutter]

My 562 does pretty well. Surprisingly my 2 best noodlers, in the wood I cut, are my 9010 and my MS261. My Stumpbroke 372 has the chain speed, but even with a 576xp clutch cover, She still clogs sometimes. the 550xp clogs up pretty quickly. The 262 does fairly well. Eventually a built 395 will either replace or augment my 9010 and it will wear either a 28" bar or a 36", running skip simply for bigger sticks and noodling.

 

[danimal]

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That ain't Osha approved footwear for noodling bud.

 

[danimal]

390xp wiff da sidecover hacked to clear noodles. Also I run skiptooth, longer noodles plus it clears them better. Only thing I use that saw fer.

 

[Locust Cutter]

Good Lord!

 

[Dub11]

That ain't Osha approved footwear for noodling bud.

They're slip resistant.......

 

[Wilhelm]

I meant the chainsaw bar. Sorry bout that!

I got that bar from Germany, 70 Euro plus shipping.