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Finally got those thicker honey badger laces on the unlined g8100 Georgia loggers. The discomfort of lace-bite went away. Boots like... -
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Landowners get grants to plant it. €400/ acre. It's all sitka spruce, at least 90% of it. No other species has as high a value so sitka...
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I like the terrycloth units. Cheap enough to have several.
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We’ve had a few equipment fires over the years. We lost a dozer a few years ago because we set the extinguisher out to flip the seat up...
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For your equipment, I wouldn't recommend anything less than a 5lb. Look for 3a:40b:c or better. The little 2.5lb that so many carry are...
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Found this yesterday. Western red cedar. No doubt the landowner did it himself. Maybe it was windblow and the sprung back up once...
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Catbuster reacted to tek9tim's post in the thread Dreaded cordless saws in a wild land conservation setting with
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Long time land management guy, though on the wildfire side of things up in the Pacific Northwest. When my wife first saw the XCU06... -
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Thank you for the warm welcome everyone. I'll definitely have to check out the Stihl chain once I find a good bar to run. The sprocket...
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Catbuster reacted to Mastermind's post in the thread Dreaded cordless saws in a wild land conservation setting with Like.
Damn fine post sir. Thank you for sharing real experience with these saws.
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Catbuster reacted to Normzilla's post in the thread Dreaded cordless saws in a wild land conservation setting with Like.
Yes they are handy. Local fire departments some use them here, for small downed trees. Still a gas chainsaw guy, always will be. But...
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Good thread here too @TheDarkLordChinChin
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Straightforward, a little big for the 36” like most of these.
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Lean was hard to the lay with a little towards the cabin on the left. I made my face cut tight on the left side and open on the right...
