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  1. GASoline71

    back in the Woods

    Agreed... removing clutch covers and getting to the bar nuts is a PITA with the full or 3/4 wraps. You either need a special scrench, or modify a "regular" one. For ground pounders like me where 90% of the saw work I do is fallin' timber... they are worth the hassle at the clutch cover. :) Gary
  2. GASoline71

    back in the Woods

    Only if you do a lot of cuttin' clutch side up. If you look at the fist pic I posted where I'm lookin' up while in the back cut... I'm cuttin' clutch side up because it was the only place I could stand to fall that tree. I could see where it would be a help while up in a tree on large...
  3. GASoline71

    back in the Woods

    I would love to have an 066 or an 064. One of these days mang... :) Gary
  4. GASoline71

    back in the Woods

    What's up mang! Welcome to the Treehouse!!! :thumbup: Gary
  5. GASoline71

    back in the Woods

    Or what electricians use? Wire staples? Gary
  6. GASoline71

    back in the Woods

    Thanks mang! :) Welcome to the Treehouse... :thumbup: Gary
  7. GASoline71

    back in the Woods

    Thanks Ger... I was on Vitamin I for the last few days. The back didn't bother me at all. But I actually planned my moves, and took my time. Funny what a little age and experience does to a cat when you finally realize you're not 25 anymore. :wall: On a side note... We only had to wedge one...
  8. GASoline71

    back in the Woods

    HA! :lol: Gary
  9. GASoline71

    back in the Woods

    We got 2 good sized burls off of one of the trees as well... Do those need some sort of "oil", or anchor seal, or whatever you use for that stuff? Gary
  10. GASoline71

    back in the Woods

    Will do Al... I told my bud that if we do get a good table top out of the co-dom... it will be a heavy mo-fo...:) Gary
  11. GASoline71

    back in the Woods

    That's a lotta chips mang! :O Gary
  12. GASoline71

    back in the Woods

    HAHAHAHAHAHA! :lol: :P :wall: Gary
  13. GASoline71

    back in the Woods

    I really need to get one of those for my 044... I ate a lot of chips today cuttin' clutch side up a few times. I don't have to worry about ALAPing stumps, so the 3/4 works great for me. Mine is made by USA Handlebars... lightweight aluminum. With a nice fat grip too. Works great for my big...
  14. GASoline71

    back in the Woods

    It has a 28" ES bar, and I am runnin' Stihl Rapid Super Full Skip 3/8" .050 chain. I added a USA Handlebars 3/4 wrap, and a fallin' dog set with ceramic roller chain catcher. Both came from Madsen's down in Centralia, WA. Gary
  15. GASoline71

    back in the Woods

    It did Stephen... it did mang. That 044 is the best 044/440 I've ever owned/used... it's the same one I was talkin' about in your 044 thread in the chainsaw forum. :) Gary
  16. GASoline71

    back in the Woods

    I got that 044 from Wally Risdon (Reddog) back in 2004 or 2005. Wally had taken really good care of it... so it was nice to get a saw that was in perfect working order to start with. :) The guy I am cutting for is gonna send some of the logs to the mill. We also got some really nice burls...
  17. GASoline71

    back in the Woods

    Got a call from a buddy of mine yesterday... to fall some pretty big Maple trees in a tract of land where the landowner wants to plant cedar trees. So I was the hired gun for 2 days of fallin' some big ass Maple. Some of the biggest I've put on the ground... Almost needed springboards for a...
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