JackBootedThug
MURDERATOR
Linoleum in the boom boom room…..
simonfrewler
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I was going to say something similar, but didn't want to chainsaw shame anyone.
Plus, couldn't have been used much ...or else there would be chips and bar oil residue everywhere.
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VonBonfire
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Maybe you need to start a go-fund-me for some thick plush carpeting to go with that MESA. @Techdeth is a real connoisseur so you might want to ask him what brand of rug will offer the most complimentary tone.
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VonBonfire
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Bar oil residue makes getting that smokey, greasy tone way easier. Not even debateable.
Techdeth
RESIDENT ROCK PROFESSOR
Yes I love carpet . No one on my woman though . I don’t like hair with my snack
DanTravis62
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Maybe if you don't use a boost
If you're one of those boost pedal haters the bar oil just hits a brick wall of headroom
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VonBonfire
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If she doesn't have to shave her palms she's not fit for country living my man.
Techdeth
RESIDENT ROCK PROFESSOR
Apparently im
Not either then lol
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VonBonfire
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True, but less=more. I am DEF not a boots hater but I've been using the same boots since about '09 though I buy a new set every year. This is TX after all. Boots are pretty much ubiquitous on stage.
JackBootedThug
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My wife loaned my little stihl and a small generator to a crackhead that did some work for me occasionally….who knows where they are now…lol…fuckin women…I was going to say something similar, but didn't want to chainsaw shame anyone.
Plus, couldn't have been used much ...or else there would be chips and bar oil residue everywhere.
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VonBonfire
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I might have to chase dude down for that even if it meant using a Poulan to do it until I got my Stihl back. That's the equivalent to someone snatching the jacket off my wife and kids.
simonfrewler
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Love my Stihl. Such a great saw.
Got an old Husqvarna from my dad when he passed on, takes 4 horses to start it ...but cuts through anything in its way ...and will rip you up if you don't hold on. That's the saw that made me a man. He smiled wide when I first started it...very high compression.
Anyway...hope the new set up (amp and cab) rips your tits off!!!!
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VonBonfire
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What saw you got? I just gotta MS250 and it's been a great saw. I don't have anything on my property that really would justify a bigger model but I still wish I had one of their smaller commercial saws so I could get the ripping blades and freehand some boards..
simonfrewler
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I want to say it's an MS as well ...know I can't put a bigger bar in it....and it's 18"
I'll take a pic later when I am out in the barn. Can't remember off hand. Thing starts every time. Had some limbs fall in the road this winter and it fired right up.
JackBootedThug
MURDERATOR
I don’t enjoy the taste of cock but I did almost buy an electric echo last week. Guy wanted 350 for it and they sell for 600 but I just couldn’t do it.
simonfrewler
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For around the yard easy trim pruning, it's not a bad idea ...but with the electric stuff, it's always something. Then you need a new one. With the gas, buy once and it lasts forever.
JackBootedThug
MURDERATOR
Here’s what I need to cut into blanks…. It’s American chestnut which is basically extinct….
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VonBonfire
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We had an ice storm a couple years ago. Took about 3 hours to cut my way into the chicken run and get the coop door open. Later I was watching people on the news in Austin try to clear their driveways so they could back out using little battery powered saws. I had to snicker a little bit watching that kiddie stuff in action.
simonfrewler
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My battery powered skil saw can't make more than 3 cuts before needing a new battery....why would I buy a chainsaw with a battery... especially when you still have to use bar oil. Seems ridiculous.We had an ice storm a couple years ago. Took about 3 hours to cut my way into the chicken run and get the coop door open. Later I was watching people on the news in Austin try to clear their driveways so they could back out using little battery powered saws. I had to snicker a little bit watching that kiddie stuff in action.
It is kind of like a kids toy, that can kill.
JackBootedThug
MURDERATOR
What’s funny is the power company around here is using them. They have like multiple batteries also. Couple buddies have them and they love them. My bro whose a lumberjack says they are great for little jobs but no bueno for serious cutting.