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Food plot spreader idea!!

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[bowhunter1023]

This thing was worth 3x what I paid for it. Just power washed 1,000 SF of concrete in half the time with the best results ever. Got it for $60 on Amazon and it paid for itself the first use. Wish I'd have bought one sooner!

 

["J"]

This thing was worth 3x what I paid for it. Just power washed 1,000 SF of concrete in half the time with the best results ever. Got it for $60 on Amazon and it paid for itself the first use. Wish I'd have bought one sooner!

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I’ve used the ryobi version and it works great as well.

 

[finelyshedded]

This thing was worth 3x what I paid for it. Just power washed 1,000 SF of concrete in half the time with the best results ever. Got it for $60 on Amazon and it paid for itself the first use. Wish I'd have bought one sooner!

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Which brand did you get and what’s the max PSI? I really need one for our apron and patios.

 

[bowhunter1023]

Which brand did you get and what’s the max PSI? I really need one for our apron and patios.

https://a.co/d/bknvldl

 

[Archertl]

I wanted a smaller saw for cutting firewood and stuff. I picked up a stihl ms261. Its been a long time since i have used a saw with a bar shorter than 25 inches so that took some adjustment on my part. This is a badass little saw.

 

[hickslawns]

Not familiar with that model. Wondering if this is the updated number for the MS250? It would be about that size and was also a fantastic little saw. Hope you get lots of chainsaw therapy out of that one.

 

[Archertl]

Not familiar with that model. Wondering if this is the updated number for the MS250? It would be about that size and was also a fantastic little saw. Hope you get lots of chainsaw therapy out of that one.

No this is the updated 260 pro line saw. I had a 250 when i lived in ohio it was an okay saw.

 

["J"]

I’ve got the 251 and it’s been good to me so far.

 

[switchhitter]

I have had a 261 for a year now and it has become my go to saw.

 

[bowhunter1023]

I have an MS170 for limbing and trails, and a 271 for regular work. Love my Stihls!

 

[Buckmaster]

A battery Stihl, a 170, 290, 361 here. I can’t sling them like I used to all day long and every weekend.

 

["J"]

Yep I’ve got a battery 12” saw, battery 6” pole saw and a 6” battery pruning saw that’ll work well on limbing along the driveway.
Nice part about the battery type, when the battery run down, so do I…..

 

[bowhunter1023]

Speaking of battery powered saws, I bought this back in July to keep on my tractor for small stuff. This thing is badass. I did a lot of looking before pulling the trigger and it lived up to the reviews. It's got a surprising amount of "umph" for a small saw. The battery lasts long enough to be satisfactory and the carrying case was a nice addition. If you're looking for a tool of this nature, this one gets a recommendation from me.

https://a.co/d/01DBBoG

 

["J"]

Speaking of battery powered saws, I bought this back in July to keep on my tractor for small stuff. This thing is badass. I did a lot of looking before pulling the trigger and it lived up to the reviews. It's got a surprising amount of "umph" for a small saw. The battery lasts long enough to be satisfactory and the carrying case was a nice addition. If you're looking for a tool of this nature, this one gets a recommendation from me.

https://a.co/d/01DBBoG

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Yep, I picked up a ryobi version simply because I have numerous 18v batteries for ryobi.
Just cut up a 30’ long 6” tree that fell across the driveway yesterday.
Best part, no oil for the chain…. Keep it in the bed of the truck.

 

[Jackalope]

Speaking of battery powered saws, I bought this back in July to keep on my tractor for small stuff. This thing is badass. I did a lot of looking before pulling the trigger and it lived up to the reviews. It's got a surprising amount of "umph" for a small saw. The battery lasts long enough to be satisfactory and the carrying case was a nice addition. If you're looking for a tool of this nature, this one gets a recommendation from me.

https://a.co/d/01DBBoG

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I have the same one in orange, different brand, same China factory. Sucker is handy as heck around the house and in the woods clearing lanes for ground blinds.

 

[Big Weff]

I wanted a smaller saw for cutting firewood and stuff. I picked up a stihl ms261. Its been a long time since i have used a saw with a bar shorter than 25 inches so that took some adjustment on my part. This is a badass little saw. View attachment 215835

That was the first pro saw I ever bought. Bought it used back around 2014 and still going strong. I added the 362c to the fleet around 2017 which is the saw I reach for the most now. Bought a trade in 500i 2 years ago from a dealer on my route and that thing is a monster, (in a good way). Aside from huge oaks and a couple large poplars I don’t find myself needing it often, glad to have it when I do though!

 

[bowhunter1023]

I'm becoming a Harbor Freight whore

They opened one in Marietta about a year ago and I'm a regular for everything from tarps, ratchet straps, and zip ties, to tools I need sparingly and don't want to pay 2-3x for just to get a brand name. Like this 36" bar clamps. The Irwin version at Lowes were $42. I got two from HF for the same price. These sawhorses are badass and again, basically got 2 for the price of 1 if I were shopping at Lowes or HD. I also got a small rubber "persuader" for delicate matters like this dresser drawer. It was $5. They even gave me a pack of free zip ties today. Any tool that falls in the "nice to have, but won't use a lot" category, gets bought from HF these days.

 

[jagermeister]

I'm becoming a Harbor Freight whore

They opened one in Marietta about a year ago and I'm a regular for everything from tarps, ratchet straps, and zip ties, to tools I need sparingly and don't want to pay 2-3x for just to get a brand name. Like this 36" bar clamps. The Irwin version at Lowes were $42. I got two from HF for the same price. These sawhorses are badass and again, basically got 2 for the price of 1 if I were shopping at Lowes or HD. I also got a small rubber "persuader" for delicate matters like this dresser drawer. It was $5. They even gave me a pack of free zip ties today. Any tool that falls in the "nice to have, but won't use a lot", gets bought from HF these days.

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The fold-up sawhorses are the real deal! Nice work. I love me some HF for certain items.

 

[giles]

My boys are at the age that it is all I really buy right now. They have come a long ways and are more like the Sears craftsman brand I grew up with.