"Dude, you're gettin a Dell!"

[Chainsaw Jim]

Ever try this stuff? View attachment 123857 works pretty good for me. I was out cleaning the gutters of oak blooms and could barely see before I took a shot of this.

At first I was ready to blame it on allergies, but now I'm convinced it's bronchitis. This is the same thing I experienced multiple times up until about 4 years ago and at that time the doc diagnosed me with chronic bronchitis. It's that pain in the lungs that ends down in the pit of the stomach kind of bullchit.

 

[Dub11]

At first I was ready to blame it on allergies, but now I'm convinced it's bronchitis. This is the same thing I experienced multiple times up until about 4 years ago and at that time the doc diagnosed me with chronic bronchitis. It's that pain in the lungs that ends down in the pit of the stomach kind of bullchit.

Cant like that. When the hay fever really kicks in for me all of it drains down my throat and I end up coughing for ever. Mucinex helps that but it still sucks. @Mastermind mentioned some new wonder pill he started taking that helped him out with something sounding similar to what you are describing.

 

[Mastermind]

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[Chainsaw Jim]

Thank you. I was hoping that exact medication would be brought back up because I want to ask my doc about it. I wasn't sure what thread it was mentioned, nor could I remember the name to search it.

 

[Chainsaw Jim]

I believe I have this one ready for the road Duane. The pop off adjustment to the carb was exactly what it needed to get the tuning range in check.
Here's another couple runs with the race chain set up from my 024 in 12" cottonwood.

 

[Duane(Pa)]

I hope you get feeling better. Symptoms sound nasty...

 

[Duane(Pa)]

Dave called. He wants to order some wood...

PM inbound.

 

[Dub11]

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[RI Chevy]

Nice job on the saw Jim!

 

[Chainsaw Jim]

I can call this thing finished!

I was having trouble getting the carb dialled in, so today I decided to change it...problem solved.
It's set up with a 20" bar, regular 3/8 chain, cutting 18"/20" hard maple. The rakers on this chain are very low with an .050" gap.

 

[ABarrick]

I can call this thing finished!

I was having trouble getting the carb dialled in, so today I decided to change it...problem solved.
It's set up with a 20" bar, regular 3/8 chain, cutting 18"/20" hard maple. The rakers on this chain are very low with an .050" gap.

Looks good. I like when they don't sound like they need to scream their nuts off just to fall flat under load.
What carb/air filter did you end up with on it?

 

[Duane(Pa)]

I can call this thing finished!

I was having trouble getting the carb dialled in, so today I decided to change it...problem solved.
It's set up with a 20" bar, regular 3/8 chain, cutting 18"/20" hard maple. The rakers on this chain are very low with an .050" gap.

A bunch of trees up at the farm just fainted.

 

[Chainsaw Jim]

What carb/air filter did you end up with on it?

It's a stock carb. I'll double check which walbro it is when I try the fleece filter in a couple hours. It was running the smaller 024/026 mesh filter.

 

[Chainsaw Jim]

One more video of it running a stock fleece filter.

 

[Duane(Pa)]

One more video of it running a stock fleece filter.

Nice! Looks pretty impressive

 

[Duane(Pa)]

I got some vid of the saw in oak this afternoon. It is hard as heck and it was only about 94* & 90 % humidity. Sweat shop!

 

[Chainsaw Jim]

I got some vid of the saw in oak this afternoon. It is hard as heck and it was only about 94* & 90 % humidity. Sweat shop!

Wow, that wood looks nearly petrified.

 

[Duane(Pa)]

Wow, that wood looks nearly petrified.

Chicks dig it!

I will get some more footage this weekend

 

[Lightning Performance]

Wow, that wood looks nearly petrified.

Lol
That's just local dead red oak. Hard *s-word though...
That saw runs good with the small intake setup.
Try LP on it

 

[Duane(Pa)]

Yinnzer like this better. Same wood I was running Chucky in a few days ago. Forgot to smack it with the axe this time though...The Tach hit 15900 somewhere along the line as I was making the vids. It runs great and has really good manners. Jim told me to keep an eye on the air filter, and he is right. This thing really gulps the air and makes the chips fly!