A bit too much for my little 170

[ISeeDeadBTUs]

Wrap the chain around it, shuttle into forward, drag it home, cut next to boiler. While these guys with their hot saws are grabbin' their backs from heftin them rounds, we're on our third load outta the woods :lol:

And, in case that is Maple, do NOT leave it on the ground. Especially if it is questionable quality to start with, it will be punk by spring :wow:

 

[smokinj]

Wrap the chain around it, shuttle into forward, drag it home, cut next to boiler. While these guys with their hot saws are grabbin' their backs from heftin them rounds, we're on our third load outta the woods :lol:

And, in case that is Maple, do NOT leave it on the ground. Especially if it is questionable quality to start with, it will be punk by spring :wow:

You would be putting a new chain one, why I am setting on the shop stool.... :lol:

 

[ISeeDeadBTUs]

Wrap the chain around it, shuttle into forward, drag it home, cut next to boiler. While these guys with their hot saws are grabbin' their backs from heftin them rounds, we're on our third load outta the woods :lol:

And, in case that is Maple, do NOT leave it on the ground. Especially if it is questionable quality to start with, it will be punk by spring :wow:

You would be putting a new chain one, why I am setting on the shop stool.... :lol:

The only thing I better see on my shop stool when I get back is

But yer right dragging logs is a great way to dull chain. The trick is to wait till the ground is frozen. Also the easiest way to de-bark.

 

[MasterMech]

MS170 Bumper Spikes (Metal) 1123-664-0501

You will need to use your own or order screws to attach it. The holes should be there already? They will not be tapped/threaded for you already.