Messes! Er, I mean, Firewood!

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The new Stihl ms271 and some of its victims.

The old reliable, MS290 from 8 or 9 years ago finally died mid cut last week. Burnt to a crisp. I guess it ran a little lean or something.... scored it to crap. Anyhow, it owed me nothing.

Also got a Poulan 5020 to use for demolition and construction - it's utterly replaceable if I burn it up or run it over. Good saw for the money, absolutely.

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Mr. Squatch,

This category is titled "Other Things We Make", not "Things We Cut Up With A Chain Saw To Burn".

Hope this helps.

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Ahhhh nuts.
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I'm confused. Are you splitting logs in quarters with a chainsaw ? Is that how youse guys do it in Canada ?
We just use an ax.
Except for Eugene. Eugene lost his ax privilege. He wasnt Careful with His Ax.
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whatchya doin with the ol' MS290?
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I was expecting to find failed pipe stummels... not a new chainsaw.

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MS271....Pssh! MS311.

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MS311....Pssh! MS880.

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I see that size does matter after all.
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Ha !
Heres how we roll down here. Freehand baby !
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It must be getting colder out, both an axe and a chainsaw have been posted! I'm old and lazy so I'm gonna post a pic of my thermostat :)
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I expect to see your next pipe carved with that chainsaw. That goes for all of you. :P
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Alden wrote:I'm confused. Are you splitting logs in quarters with a chainsaw ? Is that how youse guys do it in Canada ?
We just use an ax.
Except for Eugene. Eugene lost his ax privilege. He wasnt Careful with His Ax.

Splitting a 14" chunk of pine with 10 different branches in it is next to impossible. You get weird ugly chunks of wood. So I just rip the big ones up with the saw and then I have something splittable. Takes about 20 seconds with the RS chain on there.
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The old 290 is junk. It's fried, and I am not going to keep it for parts, cuz I'm not handy that way.
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Steve's chainsaw make mine look downright puny - a 20 year old Husky 61.
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Sasquatch wrote:... cuz I'm not handy that way.
Talk about lobbing them underhanded Todd! Can't wait to hear whatever says you are handy for! :wink: :lol:
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Sasquatch wrote:The old 290 is junk. It's fried, and I am not going to keep it for parts, cuz I'm not handy that way.
Tell us Sas... how ARE you handy? :twisted:
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I make good scrambled eggs, bitch.
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Sasquatch wrote:I make good scrambled eggs, bitch.
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JMG wrote:MS271....Pssh! MS311.

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After JM's planer accident, they don't let him use chainsaws with chains on them anymore. :lol:
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