Tractors and wood! Show your pics

[Oldpath05]

I am up to six right now. Only use two of them regularly, the Husky 562 and Echo 501. Of the others, one is the 461 for big wood and milling, one is an old Poulan antique from the 1970s, one is an Echo climbing saw I rarely use anymore, and then one Echo 40cc I use for odd jobs (demolition) or to loan out to friends. That 40cc Echo cuts great -- takes a licking and keeps on ticking.

What is a climbing saw? You might be winner of most saws. The Echo 501p is the one I use all the time to, I want my new Husky 550xp to last longer then 4 years this time.

 

[Molalla1]

Up here June is strawberry time, wife makes lot of jelly out of them, which is a good thing because it's the only way I like strawberry's.

Not on vanilla ice cream? :licking:

 

[KennyG]

Up here June is strawberry time, wife makes lot of jelly out of them, which is a good thing because it's the only way I like strawberry's.

You should try strawberry rhubarb pie.

 

[Molalla1]

You should try strawberry rhubarb pie.

Yes Kenny just had one! They are great especially with vanilla ice cream. :thumbsup:

 

[Sawyer Rob]

What you got so far, 2-1/2 cord? You must have good drainage in that field, if here I would sink out of sight.

Right behind those boxes, it drops of sharply, down to a really nice spring fed stream, so yeaa, it's pretty dry right there... When I was a kid, we would get brown trout out of that stream, dad always really liked that! lol

The frost is out of here, and it's drying up pretty fast...

SR

 

[Oldpath05]

Not on vanilla ice cream? :licking:

Are you crazy!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's real maple syrup and wheat germ on vanilla ice cream, apple pie/apple crisp comes in a close 2nd..................:applause:

 

[Oldpath05]

Right behind those boxes, it drops of sharply, down to a really nice spring fed stream, so yeaa, it's pretty dry right there... When I was a kid, we would get brown trout out of that stream, dad always really liked that! lol

The frost is out of here, and it's drying up pretty fast...

SR

What happen to the trout? I'm at a full-blown four-alarm holiday emergency mud season here..............

 

[Sawyer Rob]

What happen to the trout? I'm at a full-blown four-alarm holiday emergency mud season here..............

There must still be some in there, I see blue herons working it some.

BUT, I grew up and got a higher paying job! lol You see, dad would pay us for the ones we netted and then we threw them in our ponds, there's fish in them too...

SR

 

[Molalla1]

, It's real maple syrup and wheat germ on vanilla ice cream, apple pie/apple crisp comes in a close 2nd..................:applause:

:laughing: . . . No, although my wife might refute that.

 

[Jstpssng]

Originally Posted by Loaderman22
I wish I had gotten the ms261 instead of the 390, for some reason the chain brake rubs on my knuckles when I hold the handle, very annoying. I don't see anyone else complaining about it tho, not sure what's going on.

That only happens if you drag your knuckles when you walk

gg

I have the same complaint about my new Echo, mostly in winter when I'm wearing gloves. I'm constantly hitting the brake at inopportune times like when I'm halfway through a plunge cut.