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Half inch chain!? I think I just wet myself

Thats all I use it for, and only then to keep her running right

I'd love a g!

Bid on a 7' DBH black oak removal that I doubt I get, but only break it out about once a year for actual cutting purposes

Haha, finally, some truth!

Twas my Grampa's, I remember that vice from my earliest recollection ,glad I was able to keep it

Haha, I doubt this accuser will go away though! And it was an f'n punk, don't forget it!

Which? The old one?

Riiiight, my dog doesn't eat in there!

My shop hasn't looked that nice in ages!

Hadn't really thought about it. Just haven't used it, thought i'd run my alaska mill with it but didn't realize I need at least a 42" bar for a 36" mill so been using the 660 when I needed to as I didn't feel like buying another bar for the 090. Open to offers I guess

Shiney white stihl bar

One of the 2 i'm holding, you can just make it out under the work bench on the right side

Bring your shovel

Its true, I have one with a 36" .063 bar i'd let go if someone wanted it bad enough

I have A 090 I would sell but not THE 090;)

Jed, you need to set a second wedge beside the first, snug it up, then bore under the first wedge only. Make sense?

Or you could always bore a half inch under your primary wedge (after setting one in snug beside the primary) and set a second wedge directly below the first

If you insist on a wedge, make your back cut first, set the wedge, then make your face cut. Just be sure your wedges are thick enough to tip the tree or theres enough room to start a second wedge beside it that you can stack or use Stig's awesome UHMW plates on.

Those felling bars are great for little trees. That pine, though not a big tree, was not one i'd consider really a small tree as far as wedges are concerned. I'm pictureing under 10" diameter, that what you mean Brendon? I would have thought a tree guy would know the term small is nearly...