Posted by JayinNY on March 12, 2019 at 22:08:50 from (107.77.224.140):
My next door neighbor who just bought the house in August, but lived across the street from me with his buddy let me cut down a dead elm today maybe 22" diameter, I think my Stihl ms 460 had it on the ground in less than 30 seconds, I love that saw!! I like cutting wood in the spring or winter, I can't make firewood when it's 90 * out. You can see the wood splitter on the back of the tractor, I cut the tree down split it and put in the basement, So this should last me about a week and a half, he has 2 more dead ash trees I have to get, I burned threw all the wood I had, it's been such a crazy fall and winter! My neighbor heats with wood pellets, he said he burned threw 5 tons and he's now out of pellets! How's is you wood holding out, or what ever you heat with? Ps pics will not be right for the compuker users!
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