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What is it with you guys and short bars? Lucky Stig is away or he'd be on about a 6". Go metric Jose, 203mm Oregon, way better & extra reach.

Ha, mine lives right next to my driver's seat. Has done for a long time.

You just reminded me of something I posted on AS years ago. I've never really needed it as I sharpen at home mostly and carry spare chains but I might need one where I'm going. You can buy them but pretty easy to make.

You might want to get one of these instead of a new bar.http://www.baileysonline.com/Chainsaw-Bars/Guide-Bar-Maintenance-Tools/Oregon-Bar-Rail-Dresser.axd They work pretty well, could save you a few dollars over time.

Reliable and Neil don't really go well together, so unless he's changed a lot I doubt it's him.

Now that's weird, I woke up this morning thinking of a Neil Foster, might not be the same one though. Haven't seen him for years, he was doing tractor mowing last time I saw him. He did have a grinder once. Married a daughter of an old tree guy near me, he'd be late 50's now and might have a...

I used to have a reliable guy do all my stumps, but he got real busy and put on two others. Then they got unreliable, so I bought my own. It paid for itself in six months. If you buy something the work seems to follow along, has for me anyway.

Yep, I think they make a bit more than $1.20 an hour.:laughing6: I've dug out a lot of stumps, don't think I've ever spent half that time on one. Cut them higher and pull them with your truck or a winch, or just forget it unless you can sub it to someone with a grinder. Not worth the effort.

My condolences Jose.