CutHighnLetFly
Been here a while
- Location
- Cape Cod, MA
That's inappropriate dude, com' on mayne!
And I prefer the 036 or 361 over the 362 ethat saw was a bit of a disappointment. Thought I liked it at first.
DIY equiptment and tools
- Thread starter Tyler Dilley
- Start date
That's inappropriate dude, com' on mayne!
And I prefer the 036 or 361 over the 362 ethat saw was a bit of a disappointment. Thought I liked it at first.
hseII
Participating member
- Location
- United States
The Gaff protectors that are sent with the spurs I have leave much to be desired.
I Like the saw tethers.
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Funny part is, it wasn't even on my mind. Perv .......
tc262
Branched out member
- Location
- SE Wisconsin
I've built a few chip truck boxes. Made the hanger for my bmg because I first had it on a John Deere tractor, then made a new hanger for it when I bought a mini. I know I've done a lot more but drawing a total blank right now. Might just have to check in later.
tc262
Branched out member
- Location
- SE Wisconsin
We just put in an offer on an old farm house today. Huge old 2 story barn that is in good shape and a 2 year old 36x54 barn. Really hoping we get this place as I've been living with the in laws for over six months now.
Good luck man. I hope you get it! I looked at an 1850's farmhouse with 125 acres. A little bit of a mess. Guy's a pig farmer. Went off the market.
RajElectric
Participating member
- Location
- Brantford, Ontario
I fabricated a small 10.5 hp stump grinder.
That's pretty ingenious. I'd hate to experience grinding with it though.
Nish
Branched out member
- Location
- North Carolina
This is a riddle I can't make out. Please elaborate.
I second the Big Shot tubing for gaff guards. Only wish it weren't black, as we keep losing them. Now I just make dozens of them and scatter them about the truck.
RopeShield
Carpal tunnel level member
- Location
- Ontario, Canada
I used throwline to secure the pantin to my climbing irons. Make sure that your lower strap will not interfere with rope exiting
- Location
- Colorado
Pic info.??
Merle Nelson
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- SF Bay Area, CA
Great thread Tyler and welcome to TreeBuzz. I'm not the greatest on getting projects done but, I admire those who do and their ingenuity.
I stole Tom Dunlap's idea of taping rare earth magnets to the bottom of my Silky scabbards for saw retention.
I stole Tom Dunlap's idea of taping rare earth magnets to the bottom of my Silky scabbards for saw retention.
RajElectric
Participating member
- Location
- Brantford, Ontario
About 34" wide, adjustabe handles, tow bar fits on, axles and wheels are hiway rated. Beats the crap out of you, but works pretty fast. 4 sets of economy pockets and teeth on an 11" disc.
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Why a rare earth magnet specifically?
- Location
- Retired in Minneapolis
They came out of scrap hard drives so they were free and strong
Merle Nelson
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- SF Bay Area, CA
They are much stronger than magnets of same size and weight I was used to. Very accessible at stores and on ebay.
RopeShield
Carpal tunnel level member
- Location
- Ontario, Canada
This worked well. Not my design basically 2 c-clamps some angle iron bit a welding and rachet strap. Or you can skip all that and just strap down the saw is what I have done. Weld rod case fits two stihl file guides plus a few more files in 3/8 ther tube file card and bar tool.
Earth magnets in speakers are easy to come by garbage day. Hve to give th a try. Saw handle gettin hooked and thrown isn't an issue with the set up I use. Also tokeep rope from being knicked
Earth magnets in speakers are easy to come by garbage day. Hve to give th a try. Saw handle gettin hooked and thrown isn't an issue with the set up I use. Also tokeep rope from being knicked
