706 German

Here is mine

Picture my niece sent me.

Neighbor had a couple tractors there. Sounds like his were outside.

A gun I used to own before it was lost in a boating accident.

Just another day in Minnesota.

Not a great picture but the only one on my phone.

Just quoted a 54x72x18 tall insulated tin lined fully finished with infloor heat and a 26x16 overhead and a 16x16 overhead 24” overhangs all the way around 4 windows 1 walk door. Right under $220,000

I would sell my 3600 hour 1981 886 for that. Wow.

36 foot 2062 same thing as a 974 macdon on a 2188 I will never go back to an auger head again.

The one on the front of my 9370 was painted at one time. I am guessing that is what it is off.

I have 2, both 660 clones. The first one I bought as a kit and put it together. If I remember correctly it only took 3-4 hours to put together. I put a different piston and better rings in right from the get go. The saw started right up and ran great. I used it for about a year of occasional use. Then last winter a friend of mine wanted to use it to cut up some big trees, it has a 36” bar on it, and it locked up. I got it broke loose and tried getting it started but no go. I took out the spark plug and can see some scoring so I am thinking it is low on compression. Saw number 2 came because I was lacking ambition with to many projects going on so I ordered the “pro” version and it came put together. So far it has been a good saw, I run a 24” bar on it. Saw number 2 doesn’t seem to have the power saw 1 had but that might be the reason saw 1 doesn’t run anymore, thinking it was running a bit lean. Overall I think they are a good buy for occasional use but I wouldn’t rely on them for everyday.

I run all Mitas tires on my field tractors. Have Firestone radials on the yard and haying tractors they seem to last well. I will not run a 23 degree bar tire in the field on my ground all they do is ball up. The 30 degree Mitas tires clean out so much better in my conditions.

If you google Castlewood SD tornado it will make you sick.

I had an intake plugged on one side of the road and an open intake on the other side so I improvised.