squisher
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Universal stumpgrinder works for me.
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Official "Yank'" Picture Thread
squisher replied to GASoline71's topic in International Arborist Forum
I ain't no sodding yank but I hang out with them so I guess a Canuck can throw a few pics up in here too. Two seperate firs, both dead. -
Damn man, that sucks. Hope they sort it soon.
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Oh man, sorry to read this Andy. Best of luck for the return of your machine and the swift and brutal beating of the perpetrator.
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Happy B-day Steve
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Hmm someone probably caught some hell over that I would hope.
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Damn sounds like a lousy day, I'll check her out. Cheers.
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Yup no turning back now. I don't regret it one bit, only option I didn't get was a winch and I am regretting that a bit. Once it's earned it's keep awhile I'll be investing in one. The dealer wanted 5g (Canadian) to add one to this machine. I just couldn't swallow that, gonna source out the parts and put it on myself. 140hp JD, autofeed, lift cylinder, fully adjustable chute all the goodies. I've also got a cool new stumpgrinder coming for my mini:grinning-smiley-003
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I just got a 250 this year, haven't used any of their big drums though. Upgraded from a CnD, almost enjoyable to chip now.
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Yup organic fertilizers are starting to replace synthetics around here. What ya got up your sleeve?
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Bandit, and my favorite color is blue.
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A Wood's Mod by E.H. Performance means that a saw is 'tweaked' about as far as you can go and still have a good work saw. As in run consistently through tanks without having to much heat build-up. Port timing, compression, exhaust and a bunch of other dark arts are involved in this. E.H. is a guy in Canada who does the work.
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I actually did post it for Steve, to lend him moral support in his coming out.
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Who me?
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I feel it's only fair to warn you that I am a bonafide Canadian Lumberjack. [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AO1HEyxjlNA[/ame]
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Umm you calling me a woman mate? Or are you calling me a devil?
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Don't be fooled that's just the lousy av design. Oh wait yah it's vastly improved now as like alot of design features that Husky is finally catching up on.:wave: I'm just razzing everyone who knows/researchs saws knows that each brand has it's winners and losers. Here's another winner EHP woods mod 361.
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A guy starts a thread to share that he has just bought a new vehicle. That is a thread to congratulate someone or stay out of imo. What sort of statement are those trying to make a statement actually making in this thread? Does someone have a link to the global warming/consumption thread here cause that's where some of the posts from this thread belong? Positive Vibration yo! [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQ0BOmrM8vo[/ame]
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Stihl rules. 660 EHP wood's mod. Move over Rover.
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It's a Honda Ridgeline. Not incredibly fast but gets around http://automobiles.honda.com/ridgeline/performance.aspx A really safe and great handling truck/suv hybrid dealio. I get a kick out of people telling me all the time it's not a real truck. No sh-t sherlock it's a grocery getter with room for a bike or two or a dog in the back. I've been a Honda fanatic for awhile so black is the only model that came with a interior color option, two tone tan leather it had to be. Honda brought some cool new features to the little truck world imo. Also full 1/2 ton ratings for towing (you can kind of see my boat in the reflection)
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Congrats on the new ride. If people want to discuss environmental issues and talk about how messed up the world is and what not...........then they should start a thread about it. Again that's a nice looking ride man, here's what my wife and kid cruise in.
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I have one a ramrod 950 with the kawasaki engine, grapple and a couple of other attachments. No problems yet but it's only got 10hrs on it.
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Not to take the piss mate but experience helps. I came from a logging background into arbwork and even with that I wish I had worked for another arb company before heading on my own. Trial and error isn't very forgiving in this kind of work. But if it's what you want to do don't let me talk you out of it.
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You make that? Ingenious:icon14:
