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Ugh... The firewood business. Supply, check. Demand, check. Reliability?... Since starting my little firewood venture I've killed numerous chains, three bars, and three saws. In less than a year and almost added another this week though we will see how it withstands the rigors of this week. I've...

I just kinda went by ccs. I figured it was a decent saw but I really wish I could rent one before I buy. I know stihl won’t let me down but I haven’t ran newer echo stuff

Title says it all. Anyone running the 800p? or would it be worth it to pinch the pennies for a 461?

I hope it was just a bad batch or something or maybe I didn't put enough grease in there (dab will do yah and all that) I'm thinking it may be the rod/piston bearing because there was a fair bit of play between the needles and the cage. I'm going to see if swapping a oem clutch in fixes the half...

Well been messing with this thing on and off for a few days this week first time out it ate the starter pawls so I replaced those with the old ones from the 441 seems to be doing good on that front for the most part. Took it out to cut up the elm tree I chopped down and it did not like that much...

Got it all drilled out and such this morning took it out for a spin. Seems like the clutch is getting seated pretty good but the saw seemed to run hot for the short bit I ran it was smoking pretty good too not really bad just kinda rich for the break in. After I shut it off I tried to restart it...

Very true. I think I have a deburr file that is .05" too... somewhere...

I was sitting there debating making bushings and drilling a hole for the adjuster. Need to see if the oil hole even lines up. I'll look into the Oregon bars though maybe tractor supply has one.

Turns out the woodland pro bars are set up for the full size stihls. Chain adjuster won't go far enough back and the bar studs are to small. Think it requires a 10 mill or something

It's a husky carpenters axe Ill have to get a picture in the morning. It is one of the sharpest axes I have and it holds the edge like a champ. Took it to a job taking down a old sugar maple was cutting through branches 3" thick in one swing. Mind you it was green but scared the stuffins out of...

I mean I'm not the best feller with an axe but I'm pretty good at it.

Ill have to look into it seems like oem may be the way to go.

That's pretty sick... Ive got a half dozen or so larger trees I want to fell and mill so I kinda sort of think maybe Ill dial it back a bit on my build idea maybe go more for a mill build. Any suggestions?

So not really a good idea to be turning these things into widowmakers? I thought about swapping the crank but yeah at what pint do you draw the line and just buy oem. That 661 is pretty tempting though might have to pm the guy.

Oh the cross kit isn't a big bore my bad.

Ok so we are going to be moving back home soon so I cant order anything right now but here's my rough plan so far and a few bits where I need advice. I want to run 404 square chisel 36" bar. So I am thinking of getting the 660 kit and a cross mmws big bore kit, probably oem clutch and...

I saw a 13" bar but it wasn't still mount pattern then I got to thinking and I'm pretty tired of bending over to limb stuff

I ordered a 18" woodland pro narrow kerf 325. I'll probably stick to the stock spur till it annoys me

I'm not a big fan of the spur type think ill order a hub and drum when I order the bar and chain.