Had one at work several years ago that just outside of warranty (years, was under on hours) the spool valve went out. Heard that was a common issue from the tech. Was not a cheap fix.
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Don't forget Autumn Olive and Buckthorn!
Really like highbush cranberry and buttonbush. Both will tolerate a bit of shade, too. Buttonbush doesn't mind wet feet.
Can never go wrong with Plum, and because of the seed size, it seems to spread more readily into 'thickets', which is great for all...
That has to be so frustrating finding out that kind of news and having to play a waiting game to start your attack. Prayers sent.
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Had this issue with the first 362 I ran. Stihl has since fixed the issue and I've ran several of their e carb saws since with zero issues. They tune themselves to every scenario you run into, automatically. I doubt many of you are making minor adjustments to your traditional carb saws every time...
I'm not buying this BS. Not even a little bit. If one cannot find a weapon and season that challenges or intrigues them with the zillion options available in Iowa, then that's on them.
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I'd vote a 362 with 20" bar. I'm not one for having several of the same saw. That combo is also not that bad to carry all day and is an excellent felling saw.
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That's awesome! Any quail?
A lot of the CRP I planted back in 2014 and 2015 (I planted a lot those years) is similar. Maybe not as nuts as what I saw in that video. 10 years ago you couldn't have found a Rooster in the areas I planted. Now tons of birds, though numbers seem down significantly...
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