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Belt Fed

Belt Fed

Ronin
Broke in this new 261 stihl on the smaller stuff.. this is a huge oak and i'm not even close to cutting the trunk which over 3 feet across. the timberjack proved to be priceless as under that grass is gravel and gravel and chains don't do so well.

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Before the Phoenix area was built out like today, the wife and I would ride dirt bikes in the desert and would find mesquite to cut and take home. Developers would conveniently pile it for us with their bulldozers and we would cut up a truck load in short order. They did this in order to build huge subdivisions. Great riding (and shooting) areas are now covered by a sea of tiled roofs. No longer ride or have a fireplace, but I can almost smell the aroma thinking about it.
 
youngolddude said:
Before the Phoenix area was built out like today, the wife and I would ride dirt bikes in the desert and would find mesquite to cut and take home. Developers would conveniently pile it for us with their bulldozers and we would cut up a truck load in short order. They did this in order to build huge subdivisions. Great riding (and shooting) areas are now covered by a sea of tiled roofs. No longer ride or have a fireplace, but I can almost smell the aroma thinking about it.
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is that type of wood good for BBQ'ing..??

i don't know, i don't have a grill
 
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