This is definitely my best time of day. My days just aren’t the same without watching a Letsdig18 video. This is the best excavation channel on TH-cam in my opinion.
A wonderful double dose of Chris today. First, a Geoff video showing you with your new mulcher, and Second with the continued clearing & burning. That pond is going to look so nice in the trees, I hope it will be visible from the house they build.Thanks for sharing with us, Chris, and bringing us along.
Hey Chris on your chainsaw delimias, Always remember when adjusting the chain tension grab the chain in the middle of the bar on the top side and adjust the tightener to where you can lift the chain up at the midway point tighten until the bottom of the link can barely see the bottom of the chain and hold that up and tighten the nuts down on the bar, thus will prevent the damage that you have and remember if the chain is hot don't adjust wait 5 min for it to cool down, don't forget and put grease in the sprocket nose when you are done for the day.
I wondered why Chris didn't just cut a hole in the center with his old Stihl and then the sprocket let go and then the bar delaminated and I'd guess Chris need a new chainsaw. Stihl is an excellent brand but they need maintenance too. Mine is about 30 yrs old but has been rebuilt a few times and is reliable.
Your ability to recover from a bad moment is great. I know you got friends all over that willing to help. That says alot about how helpful you've been.
I've never seen the bar or the drive sprocket fail like that but I've never seen a Dunhil bar and chain. I see they are sold on Amazon as a set with a bar and two chains and there are several bad reviews of the chain breaking and the bar being of poor quality. If I bought aftermarket chains or bar it was always Oregon.
Chris, I look at things like equipment failures as part of the productivity of the day. Unless you perform calculated preventative maintenance, things only break when you're using them. Even well maintained kit breaks too. So those are ALSO part of the job, which you got done too. Good job!
Chris , you remind me of the one arm deputy in "Unforgiven " . While waiting on the sheriff to arrest English bob . The one arm deputy was loading three handguns . Another deputy questioned his three guns and only one arm . One arm deputy said , Im not afraid of dying , I just don't want to die for lack of shooting back . Your equipment are your handguns .
Hey again Chris. Looking forward to yet another pond. Seems that once in a while things don;t go exactly to plan, concerning your chain saw, but though it bothered you a bit, you handled it well, and it was what it was, and ok, deal with it and move on. Enjoy your commentary on your videos. Thank you sharing, and for all the hard work you do to get them out.
I had a field of alfalfa under powerlines like that. You're right, they do make a lot of noise, especially when it's damp. When I was baling hay, I could feel the electrical charge as we passed under them on muggy days. Four years of that and I never planted hay under those lines again. Could you please park the d6 and the d7 next to each other for scale? Best regards from Indiana.
Some days are just like that for sure - opportunity to learn from it and move on, which happened after time to think and implement options. Fascinating when huge logs change when burnt to exist as ash. Pond site is looking good too.
Chris……Over the years, since you started out, I’ve said many times that you’re a master at your craft, and you’re like a surgeon with your excavator…..Top notch. Best wishes for the rest of ‘23, and have a great ‘24..!
The big tree is only poplar, the first fire dried the wood out so it would burn during the second. Poplar burns crazy fast even if it's a massive tree. You should see the poplar tree we have on the course, easily 250 years years old, back in 2007 it was nearly 40 feet around measuring with a rope, the first set of limbs were basically the size of your tree. It's the only poplar tree I've ever seen like that
Don't always comment - lot's of NC stuff goin on in your videos. You really bring a game that's fun to watch - make it like we're sitting in the operators seat. Most folks don't realize the drive times, weather, soil saturation , etc... Always a grin!
You know if you put a two and a half foot section of pipe and a new raincap on that Kitty it'll be easier on your ears. Love watching, and always wishing you the best.
Those power lines sure can be deadly if get hung up on one. Hearing powerlines and feeling the prickly itch when I go into a substation, I hated doing that. But that is life.
I have been there with saws breaking down, I had three go down in less than 3 hours, so I just stopped, shut the job sight down and went home and was able to get two of them running that day, and called it an early day and went to dinner got up the next morning and had at it, worked out well, but is still aggravating no matter how you look at it. You kept the ball rolling sir and made something out of the day. Thanks for the update, enjoyed the video.
Hey letsdig18. You need to take a look at the oiler on the saw. Love your videos and you give me ideas on my own projects for clients keep up the great work.
@lightninginthesky478?si=L0NHrABkRzh7JZ0f : A lot of chainsaw bars also have a lubrication point near the tip of the bar to grease the nose bearings. It's a good idea to apply a bit of grease there occasionally. Stihl also makes bars that don't require lubrication, maybe Chris can find some that will fit his saws. Dang shame that both saws broke down. 🙂
what I would have done with those big logs since they was hollow/ partially hollow, is put them in the pond and put dirt over them like a culvert, for the fishes.
Always a good day when there's a fresh Letsdig18 episode in my notice. I can get a perfect understanding of what the pind is going to look like now. Chris is definitely the master of burn piles.
Chris, I am sure this has been asked before, and you have given a perfectly great answer, but why not extend the stack on the one Cat to get the exhaust above the roof? Clint gave you that nice chromed exhaust up high, and most of your stuff goes up that high, just figure it would be better for your long term ability to enjoy this equipment.
Dry as a bone at our home in Cashiers, NC. Praying that no one burns anything around here in Western North Carolina, a wildfire in the mountains is not acceptable!
Had the same thing happened to me on my chainsaw. With me it was that I had an older chainsaw, and when I took it into the dealer to get a new chain, she gave me the newer type of chain, which has a different sprocket than the older chainsaws. I didn’t notice it but it didn’t take long to chew that up and break it apart. Luckily, I took it back to the dealer and then realizing what they did they fixed it for free. Learn something that day.
Sad to see your saw sprocket exploded. My 2016 Stihl MS 250 had the muffler loosen and ended up melting my plastic frame. Now its 'spare parts'. You did manage to made a productive day despite the problems.
I’ve seen those power line guys cut trees and they go up in the bucket and cut it back in pieces so that maybe why you’ve got random lengths because they basically limbed it and cut it back in sections then cut it off at the ground once they’re sure it won’t reach anything of theirs when it falls
That hollow log would have been cool to sit down around a light pole with a yard light on top of it, i know you dont have time to mess with stuff like that but i see all kinds of uses for them. Just wish i was around the corner from and i could save a few things and rid you of having to burn them but of course you are 2-3hrs away instead lol
Just one of those days Mum told you about for sure when you seed you were going to get the D6 my hart sank I wonted to see the 7 but either in your hands is a pleasure to watch but the view of the Dam wow with a bit of trim work that is going to look a treat thanks for letting us tag along and a video a day is so nice weight till you miss a day we gave going to think we been cut off as this is such a great thing watching a master at work Cheers
Then you’re going to start digging the pond next ? Thanks for sharing Chris! Hopefully you’ll have more luck next video my friend! Prayers and good vibes! Kirk in Louisiana, thanks! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Your chain oiler is probably clogged. If your bar oil reservoir is not going down with every tank of fuel, then there's probably sawdust in the feed tube.
It’s probably been mentioned already but that was indeed the drive sprocket, your local saw shop likely has them in stock and they are pretty cheap. Just paid $12 Canadian for one for my husky 592.
Poor Chris, and it’s not even Friday 13th. When things go wrong, everything goes wrong. Still love your channel. I suppose even you have bad days. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🥰🥰🥰
@rayk126?si=w1LfMWUMboUzNuUN : It's my understanding that the vet hospital vacated their plan to build out the site that Chris prepared for them, but another firm took it over. I could be mistaken.
Apart from the chainsaw issues this clearing trees for the pond it going along well bro. Just watched Clinton's dozer delivery video and sounds like they had quite an eventful trip. Safe travels. Ken.
After watching the restacking of a pile, I was wondering just how much force can the thumb apply to something in the bucket? That's today's trivia question.
HMM wonder how one of the root rake buckets AMI has would work in burning. Let you sift through the ash with less disturbance and still stack crud and with the thumb it would act more like a hand than the digging bucket.
Still is bad about making parts like that out of fused powdered metal , (Cheap crap) but that is what sells saws. In my saw kit , extra chains, wrenches, spark plugs , files and extra sprockets , because they will cause irreparable excess drive tooth wear on the chain when they get damaged and they are the weakest part of the clutch system.
Hi Chris…sorry you had a bad day man! I did learn something from you though, don’t buy aftermarket bars for my Stihl….lol. Hope the next few days are better for you. You got it looking good as always. Thanks for sharing!
Yep !! Your right Chris, some days seems like everything just goes to shit !! lololol... And all ya can do is just go on with your day !! lolol... But, looks like you and Robert have gotten it looking pretty good now, and everything about burnt on up... Great as always Man, Have a Great Evening , And, On too the Next !!
The drive sprocket and bar was recommended by my dealer to carry a spare of both ,not helpful to you now Chris but maybe help in the future have a good week
Hi yeah chris. Hey try and find a o44 Stihl or a o 38 mag 2 both are great saws for the work you do and both can rungreat with ither a 28 or a 36 inch bar! Trust me ive ran both! And also carry in your truck a shovel, a mcloud and a Pulaski! Lol
utility company contractors seem to think they have carte blanche to all surrounding properties, once they fell four 90ft pines onto my yard and left them there...
Some days are rock and some diamond it's how you handle the rock days that shows the man you are.I don't what happened off camera but you seemed to cope well I mean two chainsaws in one day? I would have driven over both with the D6!
Surely there was a local hardware store close by that you could have bought another saw. You didn't look that far in the boondocks. Did you film this video on Friday the 13th?
Hey Chris, with that drive sprocket blown, that saw is pretty much a total loss. I'd gladly take it and your troubles off your hands. Won't even charge you a disposal fee... 😅
This is definitely my best time of day. My days just aren’t the same without watching a Letsdig18 video. This is the best excavation channel on TH-cam in my opinion.
Man you hit the nail on the head, i agree.
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That what l always say.
Sound like 3 divorced men
@@FastLaneLyfe what do you mean ?
@@FastLaneLyfemake it four!
All your viewers are rooting for you Chris. Without you, we would have only silly stuff to watch.
Amen to that!
A wonderful double dose of Chris today. First, a Geoff video showing you with your new mulcher, and Second with the continued clearing & burning. That pond is going to look so nice in the trees, I hope it will be visible from the house they build.Thanks for sharing with us, Chris, and bringing us along.
Trifecta if you go to C & C equipment with the new dozer delivery.
@@jeffwisemiller3590 Thanks. Heading there now!!
Hey Chris on your chainsaw delimias, Always remember when adjusting the chain tension grab the chain in the middle of the bar on the top side and adjust the tightener to where you can lift the chain up at the midway point tighten until the bottom of the link can barely see the bottom of the chain and hold that up and tighten the nuts down on the bar, thus will prevent the damage that you have and remember if the chain is hot don't adjust wait 5 min for it to cool down, don't forget and put grease in the sprocket nose when you are done for the day.
If you are able to stand/lean those big hollow logs up in the fire they will burn up in no time. They will become a large rocket stove.
I've always liked burning hollow logs that way.
I wondered why Chris didn't just cut a hole in the center with his old Stihl and then the sprocket let go and then the bar delaminated and I'd guess Chris need a new chainsaw. Stihl is an excellent brand but they need maintenance too. Mine is about 30 yrs old but has been rebuilt a few times and is reliable.
@@dansbrown1313. The saw was fine, it’s the aftermarket Chinesium bar and chain that failed.
Your ability to recover from a bad moment is great. I know you got friends all over that willing to help. That says alot about how helpful you've been.
You don’t have to edit out any of the burn pile stacking, that’s one of our favorite things to watch😊. We all want to see if that big log burns up!
Always love to see and hear the old dozer!
In the 50yrs I've run a chain saw I've never seen a bar come apart like that. Very interesting. I love watching your videos.
I've never seen the bar or the drive sprocket fail like that but I've never seen a Dunhil bar and chain. I see they are sold on Amazon as a set with a bar and two chains and there are several bad reviews of the chain breaking and the bar being of poor quality. If I bought aftermarket chains or bar it was always Oregon.
Same here and as kids everyone heated with wood so used chain saws. Ever hear of a wright? Very heavy for a 13 yo kid but it worked.
@@tiredoldmechanic1791. Come on, now, they use the best quality Chinesium to make those!
Chris, I look at things like equipment failures as part of the productivity of the day. Unless you perform calculated preventative maintenance, things only break when you're using them. Even well maintained kit breaks too. So those are ALSO part of the job, which you got done too. Good job!
Nothing worse than the least expensive tool on the job screwing up the works for a good day.
Chris , you remind me of the one arm deputy in "Unforgiven " . While waiting on the sheriff to arrest English bob . The one arm deputy was loading three handguns . Another deputy questioned his three guns and only one arm . One arm deputy said , Im not afraid of dying , I just don't want to die for lack of shooting back . Your equipment are your handguns .
Hey again Chris. Looking forward to yet another pond. Seems that once in a while things don;t go exactly to plan, concerning your chain saw, but though it bothered you a bit, you handled it well, and it was what it was, and ok, deal with it and move on. Enjoy your commentary on your videos. Thank you sharing, and for all the hard work you do to get them out.
I had a field of alfalfa under powerlines like that. You're right, they do make a lot of noise, especially when it's damp. When I was baling hay, I could feel the electrical charge as we passed under them on muggy days. Four years of that and I never planted hay under those lines again. Could you please park the d6 and the d7 next to each other for scale?
Best regards from Indiana.
Some days are just like that for sure - opportunity to learn from it and move on, which happened after time to think and implement options. Fascinating when huge logs change when burnt to exist as ash. Pond site is looking good too.
I think the working on the burn pile is one of the most fun part of what you do.
That log would have made a great pond addition for the fish to swim thru. Maybe cut into smaller pieces - and in a catfish pond.
Chris……Over the years, since you started out, I’ve said many times that you’re a master at your craft, and you’re like a surgeon with your excavator…..Top notch. Best wishes for the rest of ‘23, and have a great ‘24..!
The big tree is only poplar, the first fire dried the wood out so it would burn during the second. Poplar burns crazy fast even if it's a massive tree. You should see the poplar tree we have on the course, easily 250 years years old, back in 2007 it was nearly 40 feet around measuring with a rope, the first set of limbs were basically the size of your tree. It's the only poplar tree I've ever seen like that
Don't always comment - lot's of NC stuff goin on in your videos. You really bring a game that's fun to watch - make it like we're sitting in the operators seat. Most folks don't realize the drive times, weather, soil saturation , etc...
Always a grin!
Looking good Chris. Going to be another. Great pond.
You know if you put a two and a half foot section of pipe and a new raincap on that Kitty it'll be easier on your ears. Love watching, and always wishing you the best.
Yeah, Chris, some days all it takes just one little thing to throw your plans out of whack but keep at it. You'll get it done! You always do! 😊
Those power lines sure can be deadly if get hung up on one. Hearing powerlines and feeling the prickly itch when I go into a substation, I hated doing that. But that is life.
You could always get yourself some common parts for the saws you have and keep them on hand. Sprockets, bars, chains, fuel/oil caps.
Can you imagine how expensive it would be to haul all that off instead of burning!! 🔥
Chris, when figuring out a pond layout, how do you decide where the dam goes? What characteristics or features do you look for?🤔
That’s how we say “the drive sprocket has left the chat”!! Let’s see the burn again!!
I have been there with saws breaking down, I had three go down in less than 3 hours, so I just stopped, shut the job sight down and went home and was able to get two of them running that day, and called it an early day and went to dinner got up the next morning and had at it, worked out well, but is still aggravating no matter how you look at it. You kept the ball rolling sir and made something out of the day. Thanks for the update, enjoyed the video.
Job site .not sight 😂
@@jjMcCartan9686 I see says the blind man!!
Hey letsdig18. You need to take a look at the oiler on the saw. Love your videos and you give me ideas on my own projects for clients keep up the great work.
@lightninginthesky478?si=L0NHrABkRzh7JZ0f :
A lot of chainsaw bars also have a lubrication point near the tip of the bar to grease the nose bearings.
It's a good idea to apply a bit of grease there occasionally.
Stihl also makes bars that don't require lubrication, maybe Chris can find some that will fit his saws.
Dang shame that both saws broke down.
🙂
Soothing, mesmerizing.
That’s what I love about watching these vids. It’s a great feeling using diesel and hydraulics to get’er done.
what I would have done with those big logs since they was hollow/ partially hollow, is put them in the pond and put dirt over them like a culvert, for the fishes.
Always a good day when there's a fresh Letsdig18 episode in my notice.
I can get a perfect understanding of what the pind is going to look like now.
Chris is definitely the master of burn piles.
Chris, I am sure this has been asked before, and you have given a perfectly great answer, but why not extend the stack on the one Cat to get the exhaust above the roof? Clint gave you that nice chromed exhaust up high, and most of your stuff goes up that high, just figure it would be better for your long term ability to enjoy this equipment.
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Dry as a bone at our home in Cashiers, NC. Praying that no one burns anything around here in Western North Carolina, a wildfire in the mountains is not acceptable!
Had the same thing happened to me on my chainsaw. With me it was that I had an older chainsaw, and when I took it into the dealer to get a new chain, she gave me the newer type of chain, which has a different sprocket than the older chainsaws. I didn’t notice it but it didn’t take long to chew that up and break it apart. Luckily, I took it back to the dealer and then realizing what they did they fixed it for free. Learn something that day.
Sad to see your saw sprocket exploded. My 2016 Stihl MS 250 had the muffler loosen and ended up melting my plastic frame. Now its 'spare parts'. You did manage to made a productive day despite the problems.
I’ve seen those power line guys cut trees and they go up in the bucket and cut it back in pieces so that maybe why you’ve got random lengths because they basically limbed it and cut it back in sections then cut it off at the ground once they’re sure it won’t reach anything of theirs when it falls
That hollow log would have been cool to sit down around a light pole with a yard light on top of it, i know you dont have time to mess with stuff like that but i see all kinds of uses for them. Just wish i was around the corner from and i could save a few things and rid you of having to burn them but of course you are 2-3hrs away instead lol
Just one of those days Mum told you about for sure when you seed you were going to get the D6 my hart sank I wonted to see the 7 but either in your hands is a pleasure to watch but the view of the Dam wow with a bit of trim work that is going to look a treat thanks for letting us tag along and a video a day is so nice weight till you miss a day we gave going to think we been cut off as this is such a great thing watching a master at work Cheers
Then you’re going to start digging the pond next ? Thanks for sharing Chris! Hopefully you’ll have more luck next video my friend! Prayers and good vibes! Kirk in Louisiana, thanks! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Your chain oiler is probably clogged. If your bar oil reservoir is not going down with every tank of fuel, then there's probably sawdust in the feed tube.
chris now has a bluetooth chain drive now
Awesome work.. too bad ya couldn't put that hollow log in the pond for fish habitat...
You're a damn good fire-man! Safety first.....usually! Great video! Thumbs up! Stay safe. Jim
Looks like it's time to stock up on chain saw spare parts and a few back up chain saws 😊😊
@Chris you allways get it done at level of perfection even during the process.
You should get a exhaust pipe on top of your muffler so it’ll quit burning your cage and paint. Love the old Dozers! D7 is beautiful!
Great video...i love your videos showing different aspects of clearing work....keep up the good work Chris and take care...stay safe
The utility crews cut those logs at random lengths because its their mandate is to make the logs 'lay flat' in the ground, so it rots faster
What a frustrating day you had. Thank you and have a much better day.
For the amount of chain saw work you do it would be smart to always carry two ready to go saws in your truck for many reasons
Amazing Grace 👏 Mother Nature is Working with you my friend ❤️! Ride the Wave, Get 2 chainsaws,,lol Thanks AGAIN for sharing 😀 ❤
It’s probably been mentioned already but that was indeed the drive sprocket, your local saw shop likely has them in stock and they are pretty cheap. Just paid $12 Canadian for one for my husky 592.
Poor Chris, and it’s not even Friday 13th. When things go wrong, everything goes wrong. Still love your channel. I suppose even you have bad days. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🥰🥰🥰
Hi Chris,
I had a look at stihl's site and they call it a ' rim sprocket'. That's enough to ruin a days work.
Great Videos keep em coming. Is the Vet Hospital open for business yet?
Great question….
@rayk126?si=w1LfMWUMboUzNuUN :
It's my understanding that the vet hospital vacated their plan to build out the site that Chris prepared for them, but another firm took it over.
I could be mistaken.
Chris, are you going to put your progressive link thumb on the 330? Glad to see you adding to fleet with your last two purchase’s.
I agree. Something not right when no video. Such a neat burn area. ❤❤❤❤❤
Hey Chris, use an original STIHL chainsaw from Germany.
Apart from the chainsaw issues this clearing trees for the pond it going along well bro. Just watched Clinton's dozer delivery video and sounds like they had quite an eventful trip. Safe travels. Ken.
After watching the restacking of a pile, I was wondering just how much force can the thumb apply to something in the bucket? That's today's trivia question.
Good video for the fire enthousiasts under us! Burn baby burn! Great job Chris, thanks for sharing! :)
HMM wonder how one of the root rake buckets AMI has would work in burning. Let you sift through the ash with less disturbance and still stack crud and with the thumb it would act more like a hand than the digging bucket.
What is the required distance between the pond and power lines?
Still is bad about making parts like that out of fused powdered metal , (Cheap crap) but that is what sells saws. In my saw kit , extra chains, wrenches, spark plugs , files and extra sprockets , because they will cause irreparable excess drive tooth wear on the chain when they get damaged and they are the weakest part of the clutch system.
A good prescription for having a bad morning is, get on the D6 and let it purr
Like the video Chris but this chain saw had a problem with the Bar .
I've had some weird stuff happen to my chainsaws, but I've never seen a bar do that.
Hi Chris…sorry you had a bad day man! I did learn something from you though, don’t buy aftermarket bars for my Stihl….lol. Hope the next few days are better for you. You got it looking good as always. Thanks for sharing!
Yep !! Your right Chris, some days seems like everything just goes to shit !! lololol... And all ya can do is just go on with your day !! lolol... But, looks like you and Robert have gotten it looking pretty good now, and everything about burnt on up... Great as always Man, Have a Great Evening , And, On too the Next !!
The drive sprocket and bar was recommended by my dealer to carry a spare of both ,not helpful to you now Chris but maybe help in the future have a good week
Hi yeah chris. Hey try and find a o44 Stihl or a o 38 mag 2 both are great saws for the work you do and both can rungreat with ither a 28 or a 36 inch bar! Trust me ive ran both! And also carry in your truck a shovel, a mcloud and a Pulaski! Lol
utility company contractors seem to think they have carte blanche to all surrounding properties, once they fell four 90ft pines onto my yard and left them there...
Even after chainsaw trouble you got a lot done looks good
With that big holla' log if you angle it in the fire it would Roman candle and burn from the inside out a lot quicker than just lay it on top.
Go buy a Horzfforma. It's a Stihl clone but at a fourth of the price. There's a pretty big following and information about them.
For a sense of scale, I'm curious, what is the inside dimension of the stumping attachment?
I think it's like 2' wide
The last view. Camera outside the cab is my new favorite
That sprocket is a wear item. A little routine maintenance would have spotted the excess wear. #StihlCountry
Some days are rock and some diamond it's how you handle the rock days that shows the man you are.I don't what happened off camera but you seemed to cope well I mean two chainsaws in one day? I would have driven over both with the D6!
Make sure you stop off for an ICE COLD BEER on the way home. You earned it!!!
Always a pleasure watching the 6 work !
Love to watch your progress and determination Chris.
Pond going be deep enough for that huge stump lol
This pond goes from looking really shallow in the video to deep as all heck in others. What is the actual depth expected?
Especially here in the foothills
Surely there was a local hardware store close by that you could have bought another saw. You didn't look that far in the boondocks. Did you film this video on Friday the 13th?
Hey Chris, with that drive sprocket blown, that saw is pretty much a total loss. I'd gladly take it and your troubles off your hands. Won't even charge you a disposal fee... 😅
Wow! Chris got a fantastic camera angle on that D6 clip!
Hello, Chris, welcome back. Great video👍NC
You Burning again, I thought I could smell smoke! 👍🏻👍🏻 Camp fire smell!
Good morning to everyone hope everyone is having a great day today ❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂
I think we’ve all learned a valuable lesson in what brand of saw chain and bars NOT to buy! At Chris’s expense.
Murphy's Law in action there, Mr Chris. Just gota go with the flow and ride it out.
You are right ma ma really does say they’re going to be days like you had but you did get some of the stuff done 👍😎🇺🇸 NY
sprocket looked like it got a bit warm , might see a new saw in your near future
When you get right down to it Chris you have “gold plated” problems!
I see the leaves are changing...
Tenha muito cuidado com o fogo pois pode derreter suas mangueiras de pressão e pode gerar incêndio na máquina.