The Cut Report - After the Bench

[Stump Shot]

Been a busy fall along with all the fun things that go along with it, with one in the can, figured I best do some catching up on here.

It's a 5 series Husky. So.....

....build another one. @bradb123 approved.

 

[Stump Shot]

The MS660 is old hat but fun to do as you never know what kind of cylinder you will get. This one had an AM one upon receipt and a replacement was found from @leadfarmer that needed thread repair, done by @srcarr52 to be put back in fine order. Which ended up being what I like to call a one way cylinder, in other words doing the machine work helps out all the ports at the same time. Which is nice to give it the extra vim and vigor for its owner that he/she is seeking. It should buck up some wood in fine order i would say.

 

[Stump Shot]

Now we are on to a couple of Stump Shot Super NON ported modified work saws for tree men.
Up first is a MS201TC

Onto a 390xp

Which basically gives them more speed in the cut while maintaining the same amount of power.

 

[Normzilla]

Been a busy fall along with all the fun things that go along with it, with one in the can, figured I best do some catching up on here.

....build another one. @bradb123 approved.

Nice!! I love the 572 u built me! Cool dog.

 

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Nice!! I love the 572 u built me! Cool dog.

That's, Gunther, my helper dog.

 

[Woodslasher]

A wee, long little while after I got it back I spent a morning running my 390 against my 064. It was a fair fight with 36" bars being used at 10 paces, and both saws were equipped with standard PNW attire. The 064 won in the weight department, but my Stumpy 390 brought the wow factor. With the bar buried in a stack of cedar logs the 390 was spraying chips like I was cant racing while the 064 just couldn't quite keep up. When all was said and done, the 390 finished off the stack and I was still grinning the last log was bucked.

 

[davidwyby]

My stumpy 2188 hauls!

 

[cuinrearview]

He doesn't like to be called stumpy

 

[Mastermind]

He doesn't like to be called stumpy

He probably should wear lifts then.

 

[Stump Shot]

He probably should wear lifts then.

 

[davidwyby]

My Stump Shot Saw Shop ported 2188 hauls!

 

[Woodslasher]

He doesn't like to be called stumpy

Hmm, now I'm gonna have to think up a new nickname. All I've come up with so far is "It's raining men and Haling Saws".

 

[Stump Shot]

A brand new OE 372XP given the "Special" treatment tuned fat at 13,300 and still blasting through pine at about 11,400.
Pretty happy with the outcome as well as the quality of the saw.

 

[Stump Shot]

He probably should wear lifts then.

I figure this should elevate me...

 

[Mastermind]

I figure this should elevate me...
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That'll just make your head swell.

 

[Stump Shot]

That'll just make your head swell.

Which one, I could use a thrill. Lol

 

[Stump Shot]

Here's a MS360 that's been all gone through with lots of new OEM goodness to bring it back to life, along with a woods port job to make the work more enjoyable. My tachometer was having troubles picking up a signal so I left it rich and let it do its thing, which it seemed to do quite well from my perspective anyways. These always were good firewood saws and with some upgrading, still are.

 

[WI_Hedgehog]

Here's a MS360 that's been all gone through with lots of new OEM goodness to bring it back to life, along with a woods port job to make the work more enjoyable. My tachometer was having troubles picking up a signal so I left it rich and let it do its thing, which it seemed to do quite well from my perspective anyways. These always were good firewood saws and with some upgrading, still are.

Someone put a lot of beans in that saw, wow...

 

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Someone put a lot of beans in that saw, wow...

That'd be me, there was some leftover from the GTG. Lol

 

[NateSaw]

Here's a MS360 that's been all gone through with lots of new OEM goodness to bring it back to life, along with a woods port job to make the work more enjoyable. My tachometer was having troubles picking up a signal so I left it rich and let it do its thing, which it seemed to do quite well from my perspective anyways. These always were good firewood saws and with some upgrading, still are.

Sounds awesome Steve!