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Always! GETTING WOD READY TO SEASON BEE A BUSY WEEK

@ I understand. I’m seasoning (drying) an entire Ash tree that a neighbor of mine asked me to cut down for them. I told them that I’d be more than happy to AS LONG AS I got to keep the wood seeing as how that’s my ONLY source of heat! It’s almost a 1/2 cord of firewood after I hand split it. It’s the 1st time that I ever had the opportunity to split Ash…it’s like butter and splits EXTREMELY nicely.

@@ToddAdams1234 one of my favorites to hand split

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This was a video not a stream bubba Sunday afternoon is best I can give for live streams I get home at different times so can’t pin it down but 2 to 4 est seems to be more comon

@ I know it wasn’t a stream, it’s just the best way that I know to contact you since I’m “technologically illiterate”, but I’ve got no problems admitting to it. The funny part about that statement is that I’m the one that got my now deceased father into programming his computer.

@@ToddAdams1234 im horrible with tec and im trying this TH-cam thing lol

amazing pal with EXL full house I get a table cleared b4 it needs to be sharpened the carbide I can do 5 to 10 tables easy game changer for production not as fast cutting but tough

Glad you enjoyed it!

surprisingly I'm very impressed with this little saw

its just the stock Husqvarna bar that the saw comes with new

@@RSDOutdoors I was mistaken, but thanks for the timely response. 👍

@@ToddAdams1234 no problem bud

Mine was just a power head but iv seen them come both ways probably depends on the price

No issues at all best addition iv made is the carbide chain now it just keeps chugging away only have to stop for fuel or to reload the deck

If is sprayed with filter oil like it should be no issues

It has had its rough times with the conveyer but it’s payed for itself 2x now so tinkering in it here and there doesn’t bother me much

not shore what you mean no safe corners hear i take as much wood to prevent pulling fiber

just testing ATM but I'm gunna try hat patches like the one i wear

Was definitely impressed with the speed he was able to cut at

Honestly very similar the 4052m has a bit smaller displacement engine from the specs and a turbo were the 4044m bigger displacement but no turbo honestly all I wanted was a power reverser and standard transmission for pulling and loader work the old Deere I had had the hydrostatic transmission and was nice for quick change in direction but everything elts sucked it needed lower ranges and more road speeds

and great response its impressive but id like to try a ported next

No iv had some surprises but soft wood is so fast cutting I can usually keep the splitting down with some work on the stump

I love the 12v dewalt set I have them for this as well but battery time has come after many years of hard service. that's a great idea about a teardown test

iv played the game with highway they don't seem to care so until they fix it ill use other parts

@@RSDOutdoors I appreciate you letting me know. I was considering buying a hyway upper for my newly acquired 353 because they include flow improvements afforded by porting. Even though I've seen nothing online about their 45mm closed cylinder having bubbling plating I think I'll just clean up the original cylinder, buy a meteor piston, modify the muffler & save some money and a hassle.

@@Joe_Blo it’s not worth a headache at the moment to deal with highway which is unfortunate because they they had very good parts. I’ve ran them for years on many saws to save you. Some hassle meteors are great alternative

Been great pal I made them last year and sold a ton on eBay

It really is! Great working with these tools everyday

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lol Good stuff he’s a great guy as well

It was a good fight and can’t complain with the outcome

Round file some day I’ll grab a square grinder and give that a go

@@RSDOutdoors I just always wondered, but now I know. THX!!! BTW, I round file also because I’m not about to get a round grinder that’s going to do a substandard job I have ZERO interest in buying a square grinder that’s going to cost me more than all 4 of the saws that I own if they were showroom perfect (which they aren’t, and some are better).

Yeah I’ll get a square chain grinder in the future I’m sure but it’s a hard bullet to bite at the costs my Oragon grinder is great for the processor but I can file my felling chains sharper by hand

@@RSDOutdoors Me also well on all counts (except for the processing). I’m just a hand splitter type of individual, but I’m not running a business either.

@@ToddAdams1234 trying everyday

Lol

Good stuff yeah it’s a quick solution at times but it’s risky thanks for looking out and stay safe

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just cut above skidder rash and but swell but hard to tell from this angle thanks

BTW, that’s also why I put a winch on the BACK of my truck: you don’t always want to go forward.

improvise adapt overcome

lol

This one is stock with filter mod and a homemade header pipe

@@RSDOutdoorsthat’s just like my 372, except that I didn’t have anything done to my air intake, yet. But it DOES get some work done. I surprised a man that I’ve been doing some occasional work for and it keeps up with his 661. Considering a 20cc difference, even HE is impressed!

All about the fileing pal sharp chain wins

Thanks 👍 just sharpened love pine cuts like butter

that is the truth seems 2 tanks with 500 is 1 tank with the 372s

I totally agree! Oregon EXL chain little soft but great edge with round file

@@RSDOutdoorsThat soft material just makes it easier to “touch up”, unfortunately it just doesn’t stay. Same problems as with soft steel in a knife. 🤨 But whadayado?!

I need the easy touch up for the dirty wood iv used most big brands and the others kill the file to fast and a rock is a rock it kills them all so easy touch up keeps me going longer

@@RSDOutdoors As an arborist, I've been using the 2 in 1 style sharpeners for the last few years and I've got to say, they are a game changer. They hit the rakers (depth gauges) and the teeth. If you ever use one, you won't leave home without it.

@@raytyre750 iv been looking at them past couple times at the shop but still haven’t pulled the trigger

thanks

thanks still working on them little different then firewood poles

great info and very true statement

stay tooned there will be more

I’ll fill you in when it comes back it’s a last ditch effort here on my part and pines prices are up

Last list I had saw log pine here was 450 a 1000 now it’s back up so hopping I have around 7000 bf here

I wear one when I need one thanks

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prices are heading up so I'm capitalizing on it now

my own boss

Thanks 👍