What ? How can ya dislike snow?Bone in Pork chops. I blessed them, so it's okay.
It ended up snowing 3 or 4 inches....lame. I really dislike this place.
Because it is cold, and accentuates all of my past injuries. Besides, so many people here seem to suffer from seasonal amnesia, and can't drive worth a fugg in snow.What ? How can ya dislike snow?
Same here on the drivers. Then they drive slow after the roads are clear. Now whats really funny is the tweakers ride their bikes in the snow lol.Because it is cold, and accentuates all of my past injuries. Besides, so many people here seem to suffer from seasonal amnesia, and can't drive worth a fugg in snow.
“Hold my beer, watch this”!can't drive worth a fugg in snow.
I’ve yet to use an AM cylinder one one.Which cylinder are you guys using for your builds; the Hyway or the Cross? Does anyone sell the cylinder by itself or do you buy the kit and just use the non-pop up piston as a spare?
I’ve yet to use an AM cylinder one one.
Awesome, Glad you are happy with it.I’ve got a 290 and 2 029 supers from a buddy that we want to turn into 390 sleepers. We don’t have OEM 390 cylinders so we are looking at AM.
BTW - I put the 262 into some wood the other day; runs nice! Thx again!
Awesome, Glad you are happy with it.
I’d be interested in the AM 390 jugs’ specs.
If you go that route, how about a build thread?
I've had good results with the farmer tec 390 cylinders.I could do that; going to try to get everything together and do one of them over the holidays when I’m off work.
Snap on refrigerant scale.10 grams is huge.
My pop up weighed 68.775 grams
Standard cross weighed 70.92 grams
1 gram = 15.432 grains
Are you using a reloading scale?
Say that again please. Are you sure?390s will be a cool runner, but don't kid yourself into thinking that the 390 clam shell farm saw will hang with a 461 pro saw.
Not happening.
We don’t play No Arrogance & dull chains ‘round Here.
Well boys, if you see me coming you better have that fresh chain handy. Could be a tad embarrassing to get you azz handed to you by a 70 year old bloke running a crappy 029.
No worries here, bruh! After selling OPE for the last year and some change, I'm pretty well desensitized to the "blade" reference. Unless of course it's the customer wanting a new "blade" for his (model) 20" Stihl......
I'll run a 28" and full comp on mine this week, and report back. That's the same set up I run on my 461.
Long bars are even better when you're older, and very busted up.