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    16 hours ago, Mac102004 said:

    Oddly enough as a dairy farmer I don’t get to go on vacation too often haha. 

     

    I don't of  know any dairy farmer that ever had time to go on vacations...lol, i thought that was a 24/7 job lol! As for me... Nah, I've seen enough .. Plenty of  camping, hunting, riding, and fishing around here, I'm just more content, looking after my own place. 

     

    been to Florida, the east coast, out west (not including California)  up. North, basically all over, that was plenty for me, 

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    I run mudlite AT's


     

    Same here, i don't do deep mud ether,(back at the shop we call that job security)  mine do more then i need, and i learned long ago, avoid tire threads lol!, so i tend to sit back and watch the fireworks. (Toss in every once in a while) 

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    @Fishfiles You should be fine, (I'd still cut them high) after all they are in a line. Sure sign they could have a fence line growed in.

     

    glad you fellas brought up these EPA issues, that's one main issue why i won't purchase a new saw. Kind of burns me as to what that mess has caused,  mine requires 50:1 . I mix mine MUCH richer.

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  24. Posted · Edited by _Wilson_™

    Plus 1 ^^ you never have to remove the chain, just make sure she's TIGHT (no side to side teeth shift) on the bar,then a couple hits,(then slack the chain off some) and your good to go, also .... It's a good idea to flip the bar from time to time, and file the outside of the chain bar guide,the test i use.... If i can slide  my fingers down the naked bar, and get cuts, time for a dressing.

     

    so many people do not do bar maintenance ..... 

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