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Yes, also have semi skip in 050 and 063 also

Yes

I have Oregon at $.25/ dl

That’s a beautiful specimen!

Like he needs another saw!

Yea they give up some grunt for long bars 42 and over but the anything under that the user friendliness and comfort of a 592 makes up up for the lacking torque. Shaun you seem to forget not all 395’s run like yours…. lol

That’s why like my 592!

Small mount Husky light weight bars are in stock, 16,18,&20” in 325, 3/8 20 & 24 in small mount. Large mount 20,24,&28” regular light weight are in also. All in 050 gauge

Who’d you call for Carlton? Oregon tool or do they have a separate number for just Carlton labeled products?

Those bearings will last fine with a sharp chain and good oil mix at 32:1

That is very likely situation that care not to disclose

Blount was bought by investors and named Oregon tool company to honor its roots. Carlton is indeed part of Oregon Tool Company. They do have a factory in China but chains are not made there unless they’re lying to me

I’m going to get a hold of my distributor and find this out. Because as of last year what Philbert is saying is not what I was told. The info I got was right from Oregon. I understand that Oregon is owned by someone but that is what it’s still called when I talk with them

Blount industries is the parent company for both Oregon and Carlton. I was told by my rep that both come out of the same factory. I’ve had both on hand but couldn’t seem to sell the Carlton so ended up running most of a roll myself. It does have a different tooth on it. I used the same presets...

Only available in 050 at this time and won’t be back in stock until fall for the premium lights. The Tsumara Husky mount 36” bars are actually a 37” bar. They take 119 drive links instead of the normal 115. The 36” premium lights are really floppy, about like the Oregon RW bars but a lot more...

That 372 runs real nice, job well done

Don’t make premium lights in K095 mount as of now

Got it today, you might get the bar by Friday otherwise it’ll be the first of next week

Light? What gauge?

RIP! He was a dam fine individual!