Recent content by Brufab

You gotta run it to make sure it works. I just got a pretty clean 990 and it's gonna cut wood 🤞 if not I'm passing it on to the next guy.

So no luck on the oiler? That stinks, I had to do some rigging to get the automatic oiler on my PL7A to work. What a pain in the butt. Poulan duckbill then had to stack a bunch of orings on top to take up some space to hold it in. It blows alil oil on startup, maybe that's common but works good...

I used a super 754 starter cup in place of a cracked one with the steel insert in my pl7a.

Hey guys I have a Carter NRD carb I am rebuilding and am stumped on how to proceed with this brass fitting. Kit from sugar creek says it comes with a brass rivet for staking down the fuel pump diaphram. Do I drill out the old fitting to remove? Or does the new gasket slip over it. The old gasket...

Got this in the mail today. 1st of many I hope

Needing a wood stove for a new build. Any recommendations on a usa built stove. I seen tsc carries this brand at a decent price. Everything else I seen is in the 4-6k range and built in Europe and one built in Canada

Getting ready to pull the trigger on a Remington PL4 any recommendations on oil type? Is echo red armor an acceptable oil to run in a 60 year old saw??? Thanks fellas! Says 1 pint to 2 gal for 16:1 ratio on the saw.

They said the eab was not native woodpecker food so they would pass on eating them. That was the main training was to teach them that there edible

See a logger in training there! Great work!

Wedges work as long as you only have 1 back cut. Alot of power in a small piece of plastic and a hand sledge

Once you back cut and do another back cut the wedges become useless they wood will compress and you lose all leverage

This one works out to 642$ wtf? Saying Indonesia??? That's too good to be true pricing????

I seen I could buy a makita 7910 from Europe for 650$ shipped and this one must be a scam says 149$ shipping so a makita/dolmar 7900 for under 500$

I watched a show a few years back where they were training woodpeckers to eat the ash borer. Very interesting to say the least. They has woodpeckers in captivity and introduced the eab. They were hoping that the woodpeckers would learn and pass the skill onto their young and others.