The Cut Report - After the Bench

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Going to give yours some love?

It will just have to stay jealous. Lol

#cantporteverything

 

[p61 western]

It will just have to stay jealous. Lol

#cantporteverything

Did you play with the uppers on Dave's saw?

 

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Did you play with the uppers on Dave's saw?

Mmmmmaybe.

 

[p61 western]

Mmmmmaybe.

I need to get a right angle spinny thing.

 

[Czed]

@Czed

@Tor R
Check out my 266 steve built

 

[Tor R]

@Tor R
Check out my 266 steve built

she sound and cut da logs awesome Dave

 

[Czed]

@Czed

@DSS
Here's mine
Steve built

 

[DSS]

@DSS
Here's mine
Steve built

Very nice. Man I love me a 266. Y'all can keep your 272's, gimme one of those

 

[Czed]

Very nice. Man I love me a 266. Y'all can keep your 272's, gimme one of those

Took me awhile to find one
They scarce around here.

 

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My buddy and I were cutting firewood and the 266 hung right with the 272 until you got into a whopper of a log, then the 272 started to shine a little brighter. Not that the 266 couldn't handle it, not by any means. Most times I prefer cutting with the 266 myself. Even though I have the means to modify it, I have no interest in doing so, nice to have a stock saw once in a while. I have bigger, so...

 

[DSS]

Took me awhile to find one
They scarce around here.

There's not many here either. I always assumed they must have been low production compared to a 268 or 272. Which is a shame.

 

[DSS]

My buddy and I were cutting firewood and the 266 hung right with the 272 until you got into a whopper of a log, then the 272 started to shine a little brighter. Not that the 266 couldn't handle it, not by any means. Most times I prefer cutting with the 266 myself. Even though I have the means to modify it, I have no interest in doing so, nice to have a stock saw once in a while. I have bigger, so...

266 seems to have a much better torque curve in my opinion

 

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There's not many here either. I always assumed they must have been low production compared to a 268 or 272. Which is a shame.

Still a few around these parts pulling firewood duty. There was an old timer of a logger had four 266's in a rack in the back of his truck, not that long ago. That whole series from the 61 on up to 272 was popular here. I've yet to see a 262. Strange how that goes.

 

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266 seems to have a much better torque curve in my opinion

Yes, I would agree wholeheartedly.

 

[Czed]

There's not many here either. I always assumed they must have been low production compared to a 268 or 272. Which is a shame.

Year's ago
I ran mostly 272s and a few 268 don't remember 266s around much.
The guy's that have them keep them
And try to sell junk clapped out saw's.
The 2 series were always my favorite
288 in particular.
But the 372s have grown on me
I have 7 lol

 

[Czed]

@chipper1
Here's that 266 you asked about

 

[chipper1]

@chipper1
Here's that 266 you asked about

Looks like a runner for sure.
Maybe I'll have to send one out, I'm lazy too .

 

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@Czed Here's a first look at your 268XP. It's hot and humid out and I gave it a quick tune and cut. Think it needs a bit more fuel after running it. Seems like it wanted to go though, chain didn't seem to want to bite good either for me, so a pretty raw look at a first fire.

 

[Czed]

@Czed Here's a first look at your 268XP. It's hot and humid out and I gave it a quick tune and cut. Think it needs a bit more fuel after running it. Seems like it wanted to go though, chain didn't seem to want to bite good either for me, so a pretty raw look at a first fire.

Sounds great can't wait to try it
Thanks for the bar

 

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Sounds great can wait to try it
Thanks for the bar

Lol I don't think so Tim, but I like the way you think. Does look pretty darn good with it, but so does my 272 that I took it off of, sorry.