hunt4570
Super Member
- Joined
- Feb 10, 2015
- Messages
- 5,975
- Location
- South Carolina
- Tractor
- Grand L3540 ,724 loader, bucket, grapple and now forks also! And just for OP.. a pool!
I'm sure they are!:laughing:
Tractors and wood! Show your pics
- Thread starter Bota4me
- Start date
- Views: 4708460
I'm sure they are!:laughing:
hunt4570
Super Member
- Joined
- Feb 10, 2015
- Messages
- 5,975
- Location
- South Carolina
- Tractor
- Grand L3540 ,724 loader, bucket, grapple and now forks also! And just for OP.. a pool!
Oooo, love the blueberries although SC Blueberries are tastier! We get gallons of blueberries off our plants each year, you need to make some jelly.... its to die for!
I like the Roomba in the background, they work great!
You must have the biggest saw on here and at pushing 20lbs I'd say for sure you got your exercise alright, but if you put the bar on right side up you might loose 10lbs. My son has the 044 mag and paid $1000.00, you must of paid well over that, coarse that would be a good saw for chainsaw mill other then that why do you want such a big saw and did you get the model with flip caps? Good group of pics.................
MS 661 C-M Chainsaw | Fuel-Efficient Professional Chainsaw | STIHL USA
What time of year do you get blueberry's? Ours is in Aug, early Sept. My daughter said two years get mom a Roomba for Christmas, she'l love it, I say are you sure at $300.00 are you sure, well now it's been over a year and wife dont really care for it, she'd rather clean with hand held vacuums, as I thought she would...........
In case anyone here is depressed watch these hillbilly's from SC>>>>> Seems Like The World Is Out Of Toilet Paper - YouTube
heavy hammer
Gold Member
Oldpath05 I flip the bar every time I use the saw something I was told to do, something about the way the chain rides on the rail to wear evenly. I used to have an 066 but after years of logging and using it for firewood I retired it for a new 660. I like the saw, I used to have an 880 but nothing around here justified having it. It was a present for helping a buddy log all summer and process over 100 cords of firewood. No flip caps they are the screw on ones. I'm still in pretty good shape so running the 660 all day is not a big deal I paid $1035 for the power head years ago. At one point I had 4 660's and one 880, but I only have the 2 660's now. If I need a smaller saw my father has an 039 and a 361 plus I have access to a 251 at work and another saw in the 3 something model range.
In this video I did some jumps over some banks,,,,,,,more click bait, I get $500.00 from youtube everytime someone clicks on my video.
I dont know after 25 trips I might get 1 or 2 more loads out or this could be it for the year. In this movie I show the ole oil trick on sliders when someone just dont want to spend $300.00 on snatch block and the two winch set-up. These last few loads I been tipping over some trees for making new woods road for next winter logging, get dirt from high spot and put in low spot and or muddy spot, just wish I had gravel instead.............
Winching some tipped over trees - YouTube
I dont know after 25 trips I might get 1 or 2 more loads out or this could be it for the year. In this movie I show the ole oil trick on sliders when someone just dont want to spend $300.00 on snatch block and the two winch set-up. These last few loads I been tipping over some trees for making new woods road for next winter logging, get dirt from high spot and put in low spot and or muddy spot, just wish I had gravel instead.............
Winching some tipped over trees - YouTube
Molalla1
Super Member
Moron brothers . . . :thumbsup:
:thumbsup: Last fall my son bought the Stihl MS261 because his arm was getting sore from his Stilh 441 mag and he's only 43, yup he's a Stihl fan, both saws have the flip caps with M-tronic carb and start with one or two pulls. If I was buying another saw now I would diffidently put Stihl on top of the list.
You sang along with them didn't you, but did you change any of the words....................