Just pulled a truck with the D
#61
12-01-2009, 11:36 AM
Well, I dont haul very much, but I do know that you want the wheels on the ground and not up in the air like that. When we went to go get the vehicle the guy I bought it from tried to pull it from the Tie Rod Adjusting bar and snaped it in half. So there was no control of the wheels plus the vehicle did not drive. So that was the only way that we were able to get the Jeep up on the trailer. There was no place to tie it down to on the back end of the trailer. But I got it home and the D is still running strong.
#62
12-01-2009, 11:40 AM
Husqvarna 394XP chainsaw - $1,100
Husqvarna 346XP chainsaw - $489
Stihl BR600 backpack blower - $650
Stihl HT131 pole saw - $650
#63
12-01-2009, 04:57 PM
THE ULTI-MOD
), the hedge trimmers are stihl, and as stuff dies we are just replacing them with stihl products, makes life easier in the long run if everything JUST WORKS
#64
12-01-2009, 06:43 PM
yea we just got anew stihl saw(they have it badged woodboss, not sure what the model number is off hand) last year(we thought the old 011 had finally died but it hadnt ), the hedge trimmers are stihl, and as stuff dies we are just replacing them with stihl products, makes life easier in the long run if everything JUST WORKS
), the hedge trimmers are stihl, and as stuff dies we are just replacing them with stihl products, makes life easier in the long run if everything JUST WORKS
#65
12-01-2009, 07:39 PM
THE ULTI-MOD
ours has a white handle on it, the 011 is from when stihl only made contractor grade saws, and it is kinda small for what you would buy these days, very good for climbing ladders ect with, and fits in the backseat of my dads truck very nicely (more space for wood in the bed 
) ever since we started heating the house w/ the wood stove we have been going through btwn 12-16 chords of firewood a year, btw if you are ever working in northern NJ let me know, i got a place you can get rid of a load of wood for free
) ever since we started heating the house w/ the wood stove we have been going through btwn 12-16 chords of firewood a year, btw if you are ever working in northern NJ let me know, i got a place you can get rid of a load of wood for free
#66
12-01-2009, 11:44 PM
ours has a white handle on it, the 011 is from when stihl only made contractor grade saws, and it is kinda small for what you would buy these days, very good for climbing ladders ect with, and fits in the backseat of my dads truck very nicely (more space for wood in the bed ) ever since we started heating the house w/ the wood stove we have been going through btwn 12-16 chords of firewood a year, btw if you are ever working in northern NJ let me know, i got a place you can get rid of a load of wood for free
) ever since we started heating the house w/ the wood stove we have been going through btwn 12-16 chords of firewood a year, btw if you are ever working in northern NJ let me know, i got a place you can get rid of a load of wood for free 
#68
12-02-2009, 12:48 PM
THE ULTI-MOD
and we only have one stove, but a 50x30 ft house the stove is in the basement and my parents think that 80*F is "a little chilly" FML,