Originally posted by burkebuilder
I'm not, but no one seems to care.
shhhh…and I won't tell
Well, well I been movin' down to Florida.
And I'm gonna bowl me a perfect game.
Well I'm gonna cut off my leg down in Florida, child.
And I'm gonna dance one-legged off in the rain.
Originally posted by putty
shhhh…and I won't tell
Good. If you squeal… you know what I'm gonna do to you?
Wait, you have a chainsaw :( I don't :(
Never mind.
Originally posted by burkebuilder
**Good. If you squeal… you know what I'm gonna do to you?Wait, you have a chainsaw :( I don't :(
Never mind. **
Bwaaaahhaaaahha…I still won't tell.
:D
Well, well I been movin' down to Florida.
And I'm gonna bowl me a perfect game.
Well I'm gonna cut off my leg down in Florida, child.
And I'm gonna dance one-legged off in the rain.
I wouldn't call myself burkebuilder if I cared.
Originally posted by putty
I love the smell of pre-mix though
Ahh me too, reminds me of my motocross days!
Originally posted by LostBoyScout
Ahh me too, reminds me of my motocross days!
Had that little Husqvarna up there running today. Its pretty smooth. Sharp chain is nice, but this thing kind or runs like a peppy little 2-stroke. It's got almost twice the displacement of the 16 inch Poulan, and you can feel it.
Well, well I been movin' down to Florida.
And I'm gonna bowl me a perfect game.
Well I'm gonna cut off my leg down in Florida, child.
And I'm gonna dance one-legged off in the rain.
Originally posted by bullit_kid
I thought u werent gonna say anything about c ? ;)
DOH!
Nobody reads this forum anyway :D
We rode 'it' today, the work looks good!
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Originally posted by Sharon
**DOH!Nobody reads this forum anyway :D
**
156 people say you are wrong ;)
Well, well I been movin' down to Florida.
And I'm gonna bowl me a perfect game.
Well I'm gonna cut off my leg down in Florida, child.
And I'm gonna dance one-legged off in the rain.
Originally posted by Sharon
**DOH!Nobody reads this forum anyway :D **
This forum doesnt have a neuralyzer function.
Originally posted by putty
Had that little Husqvarna up there running today. Its pretty smooth. Sharp chain is nice, but this thing kind or runs like a peppy little 2-stroke. It's got almost twice the displacement of the 16 inch Poulan, and you can feel it.
oh man fresh saws are nice..during the summer we borrowed my friends dads husky saw…16 inch blade~dont remember the model exaclty tho …man was that thing ever sharp! it was so nice tho…lotsa power!
hey just a question…do you know anything about "ripping" chains for saw?
hey putty need any help on pangor, and time this weekend ?
maybe even friday afternoon as i get out at 11:40. Just pm me..
-Ross
ps i always forget your name DOH
and how was it sharon ?
Originally posted by bullit_kid
**hey putty need any help on pangor, and time this weekend ?
maybe even friday afternoon as i get out at 11:40. Just pm me..-Ross
ps i always forget your name DOH
and how was it sharon ? **
It was great!
Chris is putty
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Originally posted by putty
**Just picked up a Husqvarna 136 with a 16 inch bar. Brand new-$ 269. Can't wait to use it.Chainsaws help soo much when building.
I'm giddy…like a school girl.
eeek **
I just bought a chainsaw last week - small world. :D
It's so nice to cut 6 sections of a log (for rungs) in a couple minutes. The bow saw on wet wood is really hard work. :D
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Originally posted by switch
**I just bought a chainsaw last week - small world. :DIt's so nice to cut 6 sections of a log (for rungs) in a couple minutes. The bow saw on wet wood is really hard work. :D **
True enough. You can really get a lot of work done. Yesterday we went up for half a day, and put in a 40 foot ladder bridge over the first swamp on the top of Pangor. Probably would have taken a year with a hand saw!
I am off for 16 days over x-mas, I will be up there for most of that time riding and building.
Well, well I been movin' down to Florida.
And I'm gonna bowl me a perfect game.
Well I'm gonna cut off my leg down in Florida, child.
And I'm gonna dance one-legged off in the rain.
Originally posted by trail worker
are poulans decent saws? i have seen a few around at local stores for decent prices but im not too sure … any opinions?
Poulans are crap. Stick with Husquvarna (sp?) and Stihl…Stay away from all of the Canadian Tire ?REvy etc saws…they are for home-owner use, and last about five trips into the forest. The chains are too narrow, the engines under powered and poorly built. You'll get 10 ceapo saws to every husky/stihl…
BTW read the manual on the poulans…for household use only…blah blah blah…
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