You jinxed me!!! There was a little frost in the ground this AM so I took the day off to bring out some wood. I drained the last of my can into the 590, felled a hitch and dragged them to the landing. I then grabbed my 490 to cut them to length.Weird thing last week, got done cutting for the day and noticed I had no oil cap on my saw!! In all the years I've been cutting I have never had that happen before, ordered a new cap but after a big rain Thursday I went out and the rain washed the debris off it and I'm back in business! And now with a spare.
So I finally got around to dragging the tree I took down out of the woods, bucked it up and got some of it split. Good to get it out of the woods.
The log.
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Bucked up and waiting
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And my splitter set up
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Puts me about half way to this years wood stock
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I'd made one cut and was on the second when it started bogging, then died like it was out of gas.I knew it was full as I had topped it off yesterday and had only run it a few minutes. I just had a new carb put on but it still doesn't run right. I was thinking about scaling it out into the woods, dropping a tree onto it and running over it with the tractor (not really) when I noticed the cap was off.
I had hauled that thing 200 miles in the truck yesterday, about 15 miles on my snowsled, and used it twice; but the cap didn't come off until I got home.