Tractors and wood! Show your pics

[Molalla1]

You sang along with them didn't you, but did you change any of the words....................

They crack me up . . . :drink:

 

[heavy hammer]

I like the stihl's saws. My father has had his 039 for over 20 years and still runs strong. I was at the dealer looking at the new 442's with the lighter bar they looked nice and plenty of power to weight ratio. The 251 is a nice firewood saw, you can run it all day and not be worn out at the end of the day.

 

[goeduck]

I like the stihl's saws. My father has had his 039 for over 20 years and still runs strong. I was at the dealer looking at the new 442's with the lighter bar they looked nice and plenty of power to weight ratio. The 251 is a nice firewood saw, you can run it all day and not be worn out at the end of the day.

MS462 I assume, yes they are supposed to be very nice. :thumbsup:

 

[s219]

I have a 461, bought it when it first came to the USA, and it's been a great saw. I stumbled on a 462 at the hardware store last week and dang, it has some nice improvements. I could feel my wallet warming up and darn near had an impulse to buy the saw. I quickly put it down and backed away. I need another chainsaw like I need a hole in my head.

 

[John_Mc]

I stumbled on a 462 at the hardware store last week and dang, it has some nice improvements. I could feel my wallet warming up and darn near had an impulse to buy the saw. I quickly put it down and backed away. I need another chainsaw like I need a hole in my head.

The power-to-weight ration of that saw is impressive.

 

[Oldpath05]

What is this elastro start all about, I dont remember seeing that before.

STIHL ElastoStart™
The ElastoStart™ starter handle is an exclusive feature of STIHL. It is a starting grip with a built-in shock absorber that helps reduce the effort when pulling on the starter cord. The ElastoStart™ starter grip noticeably reduces the sudden peak forces (compression) normally felt during cranking. The forces which occur at the grip after the first compression stroke are smoothed out.
MS 462 C-M | Professional Saws | STIHL USA

 

[Oldpath05]

I have a 461, bought it when it first came to the USA, and it's been a great saw. I stumbled on a 462 at the hardware store last week and dang, it has some nice improvements. I could feel my wallet warming up and darn near had an impulse to buy the saw. I quickly put it down and backed away. I need another chainsaw like I need a hole in my head.

Are you sure, maybe you need to go back and look again, how many saws do you have now? I have 3 for cutting wood and that's just enough for what I do, I heard the recommended number of saws to have is 4.

 

[heavy hammer]

I would like to try that 462 it looks very impressive and the weight is something else. I have to agree with Oldpath05 I had five at one point in time.

 

[goeduck]

For me the 3 saw plan works well. That does not include the pole saw. I have to contain myself at 3, but I was going to get the MS241 until Stihl yanked it.

 

[JPRambo]

I only have 2. An old and small Echo limb saw and an older McCulloch 3200. My wife has two Ryobi 18 volt chain saws.