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  1. SuburbanFarmer
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    Echo CS400 Bar runs hot

    Thanks for the speedy reply. Guess I never noticed before... I'll just sharpen the chain and keep cutting. ;-)
    Post by: SuburbanFarmer, Oct 17, 2011 in forum: The Gear
  2. SuburbanFarmer
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    Echo CS400 Bar runs hot

    Hello, I just noticed my three year old Echo CS400 18" bar is very hot. (Too hot to touch after a few minutes of cutting.) Oiling, if anything is...
    Thread by: SuburbanFarmer, Oct 16, 2011, 4 replies, in forum: The Gear
  3. SuburbanFarmer
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    Time to show your wood haulers for the 2008-09 season

    Good Day Mate! Your ‘Grey Fergie’ is the same vintage as my 1950 TO-30. A local to me guy has a couple fully restored TE-20s, which I understand...
    Post by: SuburbanFarmer, Apr 11, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
  4. SuburbanFarmer
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    Black Birch

    I'll get a photo tomorrow, but it doesn't look much different rom cherry or bradford pear. (An ornamental non-fruit bearing pear that I scrounged...
    Post by: SuburbanFarmer, Apr 10, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
  5. SuburbanFarmer
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    Source for Dremel Stones / Diamond Sharpening Bits?

    Well it's not that simple. If you have one dremel to dedicate to saw sharpening, (Because you need it every day when sawing...), you'll want...
    Post by: SuburbanFarmer, Apr 9, 2009 in forum: The Gear
  6. SuburbanFarmer
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    Source for Dremel Stones / Diamond Sharpening Bits?

    I have been using the $10 Dremel chain saw sharpening guide / attachment for a quick touch-up after each tank on my new Echo w/ Oregon chain to keep...
    Thread by: SuburbanFarmer, Apr 9, 2009, 7 replies, in forum: The Gear
  7. SuburbanFarmer
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    Damned rocks . . .

    I think I would be talking to the boss man, that is completely un-called for. As someone who owns a grinder (little cheap one, but it works),...
    Post by: SuburbanFarmer, Apr 9, 2009 in forum: The Gear
  8. SuburbanFarmer
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    Black Birch

    What he said. I've cut and burned black birch the same day. It is my favorite at the moment in terms of energy content and short seasoning time.
    Post by: SuburbanFarmer, Apr 9, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
  9. SuburbanFarmer
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    VT score ?

    I'm thinking about checking it out and I'm in NH!
    Post by: SuburbanFarmer, Apr 9, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
  10. SuburbanFarmer
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    Damned rocks . . .

    Agreed on the Dremel tool, a quick touch each tankfull keeps my 5/32 Echo (Oregon) chain cutting like new. Adios Pantalones - Care to share your...
    Post by: SuburbanFarmer, Apr 9, 2009 in forum: The Gear
  11. SuburbanFarmer
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    Porcupines--- Do they kill trees?

    Yup, porkers are very noisy when chewing on your front door! At night they can be heard breaking the ends of branches and clawing the trees. The...
    Post by: SuburbanFarmer, Apr 6, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
  12. SuburbanFarmer
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    Porcupines--- Do they kill trees?

    I have porcupine wars: I lost a 'professionally trimmed' beech in front of our house. The porkers had girdled two feet of bark all the way around the...
    Post by: SuburbanFarmer, Apr 4, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
  13. SuburbanFarmer
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    Overcoming Fear of... Hemlock, pine next...

    if your time your gas oil ,wear and tear and labor have no value, then yes its totally free[/quote] I often think about what the pellet stove guy...
    Post by: SuburbanFarmer, Mar 19, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
  14. SuburbanFarmer
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    Real men play with unicorns

    I saw a similar screw type splitter in the late 70's in VT, that attached to a car wheel. (More accurately attached to the drum, with lug nuts...
    Post by: SuburbanFarmer, Mar 18, 2009 in forum: The Gear
  15. SuburbanFarmer
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    Overcoming Fear of... Hemlock, pine next...

    After researching many old posts here, I am gong to stop ignoring hemlock trees as a source for firewood. (Here in S. NH the hemlock variety has two...
    Thread by: SuburbanFarmer, Mar 17, 2009, 40 replies, in forum: The Wood Shed
  16. SuburbanFarmer
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    Time to show your wood haulers for the 2008-09 season

    A quick 'detour' from snow plowing operations to drop a 'nicely aged' oak tree that I spotted. Isn't it special to harvest and burn it the same day?...
    Post by: SuburbanFarmer, Mar 13, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
  17. SuburbanFarmer
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    What did you learn from "this season" of burning? Newbie Awards

    #1) I learned that this forum is a great resource! 2) I learned that no matter how much wood you have, you'll need more. 3) I learned that split and...
    Post by: SuburbanFarmer, Mar 13, 2009 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
  18. SuburbanFarmer
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    Advantage to girdling trees?

    Thanks for the input and 'motivation' to 'get cutting'! ;-) The issue is dropping the next one before clearing up the first. (Tromping throught the...
    Post by: SuburbanFarmer, Mar 11, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
  19. SuburbanFarmer
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    Mistake buying saw on eBay?

    Got the saw, saved $50, spent $70 on my first trip to the local dealer for spare bar, chain, file guide, etc... I emailed Echo tech support about...
    Post by: SuburbanFarmer, Mar 11, 2009 in forum: The Gear
  20. SuburbanFarmer
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    Axe men is back

    Axe Men all carry their saws into the woods on their shoulders without any sheath covering the blade. I'd be concerned about the blade on my neck if...
    Post by: SuburbanFarmer, Mar 11, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
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