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Any luck getting a 28" Tsumura Stihl mount in a 91dl .050?

Nice! Your truck looks identical to my 2021. PS: As far as trees cut? I live in Utah. We have almost no options other than spruces, pines and aspens. The occasional juniper and cottonwood.

This is one of my latest builds.

Man, I've been so busy surfing gun and motorcycle pages the last couple years I never even noticed a GTG being put together out west. I'm in southern Utah and could possibly try to get down there, but I need to check against the dates for the SHOT Show because it is in mid-Jan every year. Might...

I can tell you my non-autotune saws have the H jet turned all the way in and are still too rich where I cut (8,000-10,500 above sea level). I even hit up Randy asking about max RPMs on my MMWS 346 before I took it up on the mountain for firewood this year and he predicted I wouldn't have enough...

I mostly use the Bailey's house brand (Woodland Pro) chisel and semi-chisel. I don't think it stays sharp quite as long as my Stihl chains, but it is also half the cost. If I remember right, it is just rebranded Carlton. I am just a firewood cutter, though. I can afford to take the time to touch...

Ran my buddy's brand new, bone stock 550XP MkII. God those things are hot little saws! I might have to acquire one at some point. I have a Mastermind ported 353/346 that I'm certain is faster in the cut, but that 550 felt damn strong! And it is only on its first tank of gas.

Thanks! I used a Ballistic Advantage stripped lower, Larue trigger, Aero stripped upper, Microbest NiB coated carrier, FN chrome lined 20" A2 barrel, et cetera. Aimpoint Comp M2 in a GDI qd mount. EDIT: Nevermind. This one has a TNTE chrome lined 1/7" A2 barrel.

Knew that one would go quick!

One I built this past spring.

It is, but I'll hold onto my 562 for now. It might get sent to Tennessee at some point, though. While it is still nice and relatively clean. No doubt that 362 will go quick, though!

Tell that to my wife.... just got a 562 from Bruce a couple weeks ago, so I am being watched... If I had known that 362 was coming up I would have saved a bit longer and just bought it. As good as my 346 is that you worked your magic on, I can imagine that 362 will be a beast.

Damn, if I had seen that a couple weeks ago...

Interesting. I have a new 562 and it has been great, other than it has died while idling a couple times on me. Usually after making enough cuts to get the saw warmed up good. I'm chocking it up to break-in and possibly because it hasn't figured out a good tune for 9,000' above sea level yet...

Thanks for the post. I've worked with Brits in Iraq and Afghanistan and think very highly of your troops. I'd trust a Brit to cover my ass any day. That church is pretty cool, by the way! US Air Force Security Forces 1992-2012 Iraq 05-06 Afghanistan 09-10

I got one on Ebay. It's not original, but it will work until I come across one. It's cheap enough: SPOUT REPLACEMENT for USMC BLITZ TOOLMATE 1-1/2 Gallon 2-1/2 Gallon Gas Cans | eBay

Bought an old Blitz gas can/toolbox combo. Pretty good shape, too! But I need to find a nozzle spout for it.

Split and stacked 4 cords. Then fired up the tractor and leveled some ground for a neighbor. Worked too hard for a Sunday when I should have been sitting on my ass drinking beer.

I cut a lot of standing dead pines killed by a bark beetle infestation about 20 years ago. It is as well seasoned as its going to get! Splitting is not necessary.

Used, but the seller said it has 30 min of run time on it, and based on the condition, I have no doubt he was telling the truth. And he is a saw guy, so he treated it right and ran it with 40:1 w/ Sabre. I like it. I've wanted one for a long time, and was kind of jealous of a buddy's 500I.