A big boy saw for me

[mdavlee]

Not exactly sure I guess. All of the ones I’ve warrantied happened within the first year. If you woulda bought it from me I would get it taken care of. Oregon has been really good that way to deal with and I’m just a little guy

I’m sure mine is 2-3 years old at a minimum. I’ll fix it and probably buy a new cannon to go along with it.

 

[MG2186]

I’m sure mine is 2-3 years old at a minimum. I’ll fix it and probably buy a new cannon to go along with it.

Contact who you bought it from, I bet they’ll take of it for you

 

[Czed]

How long is the warranty on them?

As much as they cost the warranty
Should be lifetime and
to pass it down
To younger family members.

 

[MG2186]

As much as they cost the warranty
Should be lifetime and
to pass it down
To younger family members.

The suggested retail is ridiculous! I don’t sell them for anywhere close to what you see them listed elsewhere for

 

[N8TE]

Mr tax man needs to send me muh money, then I sends it to the Mastermind for the whole shooting match. Just gotta decide what bar I want for it now...

That's easy...12" picco

 

[mdavlee]

As much as they cost the warranty
Should be lifetime and
to pass it down
To younger family members.

They are pricey. I think mine came from Madsens. It was right when the logo changed on the bar. Cannon are even more but probably worth it in the long run.

 

[mdavlee]

Contact who you bought it from, I bet they’ll take of it for you

I called Oregon and talked to them directly. They’re going to try to find a replacement for me. It was the 34” so they may not have any left.

 

[jacob j.]

I called Oregon and talked to them directly. They’re going to try to find a replacement for me. It was the 34” so they may not have any left.

There's a guy that fixes them here and he uses a special aluminum adhesive made for the aircraft industry. It's really expensive - like around $450 for a gallon. He's also rivets the insert
every three inches all the way around. He's fixed a couple for me they've never come apart again.

 

[MG2186]

There's a guy that fixes them here and he uses a special aluminum adhesive made for the aircraft industry. It's really expensive - like around $450 for a gallon. He's also rivets the insert
every three inches all the way around. He's fixed a couple for me they've never come apart again.

I put 6 rivets in my 36” without any glue and that worked good for me.
Do you guys do much plunge cutting when felling? They are so dam floppy it’ll throw the chain on me every once in a while.

 

[MG2186]

I called Oregon and talked to them directly. They’re going to try to find a replacement for me. It was the 34” so they may not have any left.

That’s good Mike! Glad they want to try and help you out with it. Like I said they’ve been great warranting stuff. I sold a roll of 050 gauge chain to a guy that had a few 058 drivers in it they gave me whole another roll and told me to dispose the faulty one, yeah that didn’t happen. I’ve only found 2 other drivers that were wrong

 

[mdavlee]

That’s good Mike! Glad they want to try and help you out with it. Like I said they’ve been great warranting stuff. I sold a roll of 050 gauge chain to a guy that had a few 058 drivers in it they gave me whole another roll and told me to dispose the faulty one, yeah that didn’t happen. I’ve only found 2 other drivers that were wrong

I was surprised since I couldn’t verify the age exactly. I figure they won’t have any but might send a 32” out which is fine by me.

 

[TreeLife]

I had a few Oregon reduced weight bars at one point, but I think I might grab another Tsumura this time around.

 

[tree monkey]

poulan for the win

 

[TreeLife]

poulan for the win

655bp? Sure! I'll take one! Thanks Scott!

 

[MG2186]

I was surprised since I couldn’t verify the age exactly. I figure they won’t have any but might send a 32” out which is fine by me.

32’s are a nice length bar on a healthy 2171. They balance good, aren’t clumsy like a 36”. 28’s don’t hardly seem any different than a 24” to me

 

[mdavlee]

32’s are a nice length bar on a healthy 2171. They balance good, aren’t clumsy like a 36”. 28’s don’t hardly seem any different than a 24” to me

I’ve used those 34” on a lot of 70-90 cc saws and I prefer it 90% of the time. The rest I use a 28” or a 16” on the 346

 

[MG2186]

I’ve used those 34” on a lot of 70-90 cc saws and I prefer it 90% of the time. The rest I use a 28” or a 16” on the 346

I’ve never had a 34” might have to try one if I can find one

 

[mdavlee]

I’ve never had a 34” might have to try one if I can find one

It’s 110 dl so it’s a little odd but the reach on a husky is 32” past the spikes

 

[MG2186]

It’s 110 dl so it’s a little odd but the reach on a husky is 32” past the spikes

Good to know! Thanks

 

[TreeLife]

"DoM oNlY lIkEs HuSkY's"

Nothing could be further from the truth!