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Wow, home made wedges too! Al, you are a wonder.

I think it's brilliant, Stig. Just keeping my eyes peeled for the proper stock to find me so I can make some too.:D.

Me too, Newf...but some folks don't get with the stacked wedge thing a'tall. Different strokes and all that.

I know what you're saying, Brian...but remember, thicker wedges, for a given length, have less mechanical advantage than a thinner wedge. Hardheads generally would be used for more difficult situations, where the lift comes under hard driving. So a low angle ramp is in line with that...

Outstanding, Stig. I'll look forward to the pictures!

Never be accused of thin or rich, but as for wedges, maybe I'm ok after all :lol:.

Ahhhh....:D

Soothers? Think I need that elaborated upon...or maybe not. :D

Interesting link...but no allowance for different lifts in different wedges, nor stacking, nor plates. Also, the diagrams conflict with the text in defining the "base". I think the chart underestimates what can be wedged.

Not "wedgee"...she calls me "wedger". Also "awesome". :D

Sounds like Nick's really willing to help! :lol:

Yeah, Brian...just a tether clove hitched around the handlebar to keep the guard on. The local Stihl shop gives 'em to me when I buy a saw...so I make 'em work.

T'was time, long overdue in fact, for the semi-annual clearout/cleanout/re-organization of the equipment boxes on my work truck. These boxes are pretty big, need to be to fit an 066 with full wrap handle through the door...but over time they sure can collect a load of mess. Anyway, I had the...