Recent content by Catfishclark89

Yeah I’d go for a 362c, 400, 562c, or even the previously mentioned echo 620p. Those saws would do fine with a 20-24” b&c in cedar.

Post edited. I meant to say 461 high output oiler control bolt

Couple more pics…

I picked this saw up for smaller jobs but realize I don’t need it. I made a few test cuts with it. Runs really good. I had an earlier 362c and this one seems stronger to me. Anyway. This has a slight muffler mod (pictured), a high output 461 oiler control bolt, and the outer spike of course...

Just seen a YT post from a feller that built a couple saws and took to Spartansburg to race. The classes were as follows; 3.2ci and under, 4.0ci and under, 4.7ci and under, 5.5ci and under, and 5.5ci and over. Are these the new classes everyone is going to? I always thought it was 3, 4, 5, 6...

This alone is worth the trip! The saws and the people who play with them ain’t too bad either… 😬

I may wash my saws as much as I wash my hands. No I don’t have any lotion stash.

Anybody with experience with buxton saws? Is he on here?

This. There are only so many things you can do with a 2-stroke chainsaw motor. I didn’t know about the $1400 port job!!! 😱

With all of this being said I would still be curious to try a saw of his. They look and sound good in the videos. Just very mysterious…

Yeah flow tricks. He uses very vague lingo to try to keep everything secret. Example: “SS” seems to mean combustion chamber work (squish band).

By the time you get through his preliminary screening questions you can have a saw ported by a reputable builder here.

2025- took my nephew opening morning. Then my bird respectively

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