Chainsaw Clutch Removal Tips (5 Pro Methods Every Logger Uses)
“I’ve been wrestling with this stubborn clutch on my chainsaw for days! I’ve watched countless videos, but nothing seems to work. I’m starting to think I need to take it…
“I’ve been wrestling with this stubborn clutch on my chainsaw for days! I’ve watched countless videos, but nothing seems to work. I’m starting to think I need to take it…
Sustainability in Wood Processing: A Chain’s RoleAs someone deeply involved in the world of wood processing, logging, and firewood preparation for years, I’ve seen firsthand the importance of sustainability. It’s…
Reconditioned Chainsaws: 5 Pro Tips for Firewood PrepI’ve always believed that a well-maintained tool is a craftsman’s best friend. They’re often more affordable than new saws, and with a little…
Introduction: A Sustainable Start to White Pine TransplantationIn an era where sustainability is no longer a buzzword but a necessity, the responsible management of our forests is paramount. As a…
Let’s dive into this intriguing topic of dogwood leaves browning, especially as it relates to my world of wood processing.Dogwood Leaves Browning in Wood Processing: 5 Key Defect SignsI’m writing…
Imagine this: It’s a crisp winter evening. The snow is falling softly outside, and you’re settled in by the fireplace, ready to enjoy the warmth of a crackling fire. You…
As a seasoned professional in the wood processing and logging industry, I’ve spent countless hours optimizing chainsaw performance for smoother, more efficient woodcutting. Upgrading the carburetor can transform your 372XP…
Husqvarna 565 Chainsaw Tips for Milling (5 Expert Hacks)The Husqvarna 565 is a powerful saw capable of tackling a wide range of milling projects. However, to get the most out…
Franklin 170 Skidder Wood Processing (Expert Tips & Hidden Features)Let’s talk about getting serious with wood. Not just splitting a few logs for the fireplace, but really processing wood at…
WARNING: Welding, even on thin metal, presents significant safety hazards. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including a welding helmet with the correct shade, fire-resistant gloves, and protective clothing….