Tree fell down out of the neighbor's place and smashed my fence- STAR.
Chainsaw would not run without choke, carb must be dirty-STAR.
Workbench is so full of mid-completion projects that I have no where to even set the saw down, much less work on it-STAR.
Spent first five hours of my day COMPLETELY clearing the workbench- finished projects, threw projects away, sorted nuts and bolts, put stuff in marked baggies, cleaned tools, you name it! Felt really good, removed everything down to one container of mixed small screws, etc.
Tore into the chainsaw, realized I had never removed the carb from this one (Husky 455), so had to stop for lunch and YouTube video on how to tear it apart. Saved me a ton of time!
Pulled the carb, took it apart and cleaned it all out, reassembled the saw, and it ran GREAT!!
Had to finish the service on the loader tractor and reinstall the loader to get out to the tree. Standing in water, I decided to just cut it clear of the fence and wait until drier conditions to clean it all up. Didn't even need to sharpen the blade.
The only thing that kept it from being a four-STAR day was the cattle were not able to access that pasture and get out and tour the woods on their own.
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