LOL love the truck! 15 min on the saw is at least an hour work for a couple guys. I AM with big red I be right back though with a new chain out of the shop......Took many years to be able to say that. LEARN form a guy on racesaw.com
Chain sharpening
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LOL love the truck! 15 min on the saw is at least an hour work for a couple guys. I AM with big red I be right back though with a new chain out of the shop......Took many years to be able to say that. LEARN form a guy on racesaw.com
Even at 6.56 MPG, it's still cheaper to move wood with the beast than my Canyon. Easier on the truck too. The Canyon needs rear springs.
Nice window stickerTwo tanks will load the truck most days. And you've seen my loads.
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One thing not mentioned yet (unless I missed it) is when you sharpen by hand with a file, wear leather gloves! Especially as the day gets long. Blood looks cool on the bar, but in reality those cuts hurt. Done it many times. Most of the sharpening I do now is with a dremel and stone. I find it more accurate, quicker and easier.
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