There is a thread here in chainsaw on who has used them and tested them with video and still pics.
I know how they work I'm just saying I have one but havn't needed to use it yet.. I bought it last year and used it for 6 cord of wood.. This year so far I'v dropped and hauled 4 cord and will be cutting it up next weekend,, maybe then the chain will need some sharpening,,??
I know how they work I'm just saying I have one but havn't needed to use it yet.. I bought it last year and used it for 6 cord of wood.. This year so far I'v dropped and hauled 4 cord and will be cutting it up next weekend,, maybe then the chain will need some sharpening,,??
10 cords of wood on one chain with no sharpening???
Each year I drop about 50-60 12-14" locust trees that, when cut and split, produce about 6 cords of firewood every year. I have 4-5 chains and I sharpen them all at least once before it is done. What am I missing here?![]()
Sorry..I'm cutting mostly maple if that makes a diff.. Not sure how hard "locust" is,,
The only complaint about the setup is the front roller on the bar has twice plugged up on me,, enough to stop the chain???
I have to confess, i sharpen my chain much more also and that's mostly fir.
You don't by chance lub your roller do you? I had a friend of mine heard he should lub the roller, which he had never done. It started jamming on him as well, I've never lube mine except what the chain transfers to it. My tip hasn't ever jammed up even on pitchy wood. He cleaned his back up got the wood chips out of it doesn't lub it any and hasn't had a problem since.
10 cords of wood on one chain with no sharpening???
Each year I drop about 50-60 12-14" locust trees that, when cut and split, produce about 6 cords of firewood every year. I have 4-5 chains and I sharpen them all at least once before it is done. What am I missing here?![]()