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This is what I use.

Nothing....too cold and, wet.

Do not use your hand to block off intake if you have a runaway.

I've been trying to get some things done but, the fields are so wet, can't even make it across to the woods...guess I'll just kick back and, crack open that fine bottle of Bourbon Yep....relax time.

I use an old Penn Dot trailer with a steel diamond plate floor, strong holds quite a load, I use the manual winch to pull logs out in tight rocky spots and load it on the trailer. Best part is I bought it for $50. Steel on it and the axle are well worth that.

Thanks for the replies, I'll look at it closer.

How do you adjust this thing? keeps moving forward unless I step on the reverse pedal. 2200....some close calls avoided.

That's what I did, 4 tires with rims , $550 out the door from what I recall. Great deal.

Good thing about that is, it's easy to fix if you know how and, you knew how. ;)

R14's work well for me.

Thanks all for the replies. I'll check out the site suggestion. I've no intention of using the bar, I think it would instead benefit a collector.

I've had beaver problems many moons ago, met my wife, settled on this beaver pet....end of story. lol

I've had this bar new when I bought (1980) my ORANGE:cool: Tanaka chainsaw, never used that bar, it is new. So someone wants to buy the bar and, I have no clue how to price it, I'm told they are a rare collectible. Any thoughts? The saw by the way is still working making firewood and, such...

Pray tell...LOL

Seems to me you added a lot of premium options which would increase it's value......forget the green paint. LOL

do miss some...

"Lady without insurance got a ticket." Better call Saul

OK...got it squared away. I was moving brush with the bucket and, a log came up from the bottom ,broke the upper cylinder fitting flush to the nipple. Easy out would not move it just kept making chips. So...I took a hacksaw blade, ground it thin enough to fit inside the fitting. Cut two slots...