OK...now I'm happy..

[wood-fan-atic]

Thanks to you all....Ive decided to graduate to 'MAN-SIZE-TOOLS' :coolsmirk: 22 ton Huskee last week, Stihl ms290 today(had to), and with the trailer I rented for $25 for a day and a half, I'll be stacked in no time(well,the rounds will be ,anyway). Ive always had a hard time 'jumping off the bridge' and making big purchases, but you guys are right, I really need the right tools for the job. This is too big a scrounge to take on with my Ranger and an old saw. Thanks ,all - for showing me the light. :cheese:

 

[smokinj]

Thanks to you all....Ive decided to graduate to 'MAN-SIZE-TOOLS' :coolsmirk: 22 ton Huskee last week, Stihl ms290 today(had to), and with the trailer I rented for $25 for a day and a half, I'll be stacked in no time(well,the rounds will be ,anyway). Ive always had a hard time 'jumping off the bridge' and making big purchases, but you guys are right, I really need the right tools for the job. This is too big a scrounge to take on with my Ranger and an old saw. Thanks ,all - for showing me the light. :cheese:

Good Score!

 

[jhoff310]

Nice load of wood. Its hard to come around but once you do you wonder how you ever managed without the "big tools"

Jeff

 

[Clarkbar2311]

Nice score man. It's the tools that separate the men from the boyz....

 

[smokinj]

Nice score man. It's the tools that separate the men from the boyz....

The eger beaver you have (Are you still using it?), I got one for x-mass back in the late 70's was the best x-mass gift ever. Before that saw I was running a lombard. It was state of the art at that Time.

 

[gzecc]

Thanks to you all....Ive decided to graduate to 'MAN-SIZE-TOOLS' :coolsmirk: 22 ton Huskee last week, Stihl ms290 today(had to), and with the trailer I rented for $25 for a day and a half, I'll be stacked in no time(well,the rounds will be ,anyway). Ive always had a hard time 'jumping off the bridge' and making big purchases, but you guys are right, I really need the right tools for the job. This is too big a scrounge to take on with my Ranger and an old saw. Thanks ,all - for showing me the light. :cheese:

Norway or ash?

 

[wood-fan-atic]

All ash,baby. :cheese:

 

[FireAnt]

Nice Congrats on the saw!

 

[Clarkbar2311]

Yeh the eager beaver works great for the really little stuff. It's a good machine just small.

 

[gzecc]

All ash,baby. :cheese:

Nice piece of ash.

 

[Backwoods Savage]

Yes, all ash and very little evidence of EAB damage.

We still have some 6 year old ash in the stack. Burns like a charm!

 

[Gary_602z]

Let us know what you think of the 290.

Gary

 

[Gark]

Nice score, there! And regarding the new equipment, my dad always said "A good tool pays for itself."
Good going.