Thread: Struth

I'll lend the wife before I lend my chainsaws

Had a firewood working bee here a while ago. A few turned up with saws and the rest were to be labour on the hydraulic splitters. Saws all start up and begin rubbing their way through various logs. I crank up the 395 (which I had presharpened to a razors edge) and begin slicing rings up off some 1-2 foot dia logs piled up quicker than the small saws can get through some 8 inch stuff.
2 min later they quietly go and put their saws back in their vehicles and help feed the splitter

Originally Posted by XR500

I'll lend the wife before I lend my chainsaws

Had a firewood working bee here a while ago. A few turned up with saws and the rest were to be labour on the hydraulic splitters. Saws all start up and begin rubbing their way through various logs. I crank up the 395 (which I had presharpened to a razors edge) and begin slicing rings up off some 1-2 foot dia logs piled up quicker than the small saws can get through some 8 inch stuff.
2 min later they quietly go and put their saws back in their vehicles and help feed the splitter

My 880 with 30 inch bar and super chisel will give you go!

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ya know I had 15 huskies in my chainsaw room at Waikaremoana including a mighty 3120 -but the one saw everyone grabbed first was the little 242 -ya just could not beat light weight and 15500 rpm freespin- cut way above its size -dont think husky do that model any more pity- the old 181 was also a classic