s219
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- Joined
- Dec 7, 2011
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- Location
- Virginia USA
- Tractor
- Kubota L3200, Deere X380, Kubota RTV-X
Last week I made a big pile of chips with the 562:
I was noodling (sawing lengthwise) all the leftover firewood rounds I had that weren't splittable over the last couple months, hence the big curly chips. The 562 does very well with that type of cut. The only problem I had is that I kept running it dry, and it was a bear to start after that. Have to remember to keep an eye on the fuel level before it can run dry.
Definitely a big fan of the saw -- it packs a lot of power in a light nimble package.
I was noodling (sawing lengthwise) all the leftover firewood rounds I had that weren't splittable over the last couple months, hence the big curly chips. The 562 does very well with that type of cut. The only problem I had is that I kept running it dry, and it was a bear to start after that. Have to remember to keep an eye on the fuel level before it can run dry.
Definitely a big fan of the saw -- it packs a lot of power in a light nimble package.