I'd love to have one now!The gardener has an answer for me getting to old to lift those logs, she referred me to an article about geriatric exoskeletons that Japan has developed to keep older workers working. I see something like that in my future..
My son can hook you up with a European made one...The gardener has an answer for me getting to old to lift those logs, she referred me to an article about geriatric exoskeletons that Japan has developed to keep older workers working. I see something like that in my future..
I have people up north like that. Throw some in, gopher more. It goes from dry enough to junk in a hurry.
You see, I knew that. But not running the saw for a long time causes one to forget best practices. (And I may or may not have done that on purpose to demonstrate how to remove the saw from the two logs.A little tip for cutting logs like that from the top with pressure on it. Get a plastic wedge or cut a wedge out of the wood and install it in the cut as you cut down from the top. It keeps the cut from being able to close up and pinch your bar.
For reference I would have put a wedge in somewhere around 8:33, 11:45, 12:10, 12:35 timestamps of the video. Just an old trick a guy showed me many years ago.
Good work.
).Well played sir.You see, I knew that. But not running the saw for a long time causes one to forget best practices. (And I may or may not have done that on purpose to demonstrate how to remove the saw from the two logs.
OkieGirl, get that man a tractor while he still has a back.
TRUTH!!
LOL, I'm nearly at the point where the barn (tarps) might be a smarter choice than the back rubs...Mostly oak cherry and maple. Some other weird ones mixed in. It is so much work for me with subpar equipment that I don’t know if the amount I could sell it for would motivate me to continue I would get more satisfaction bringing down my home heating bill I think.
