Recent content by chipper1

Don't think it's gonna be a legitimate saw, sorry 😆. As was said, the 576 was a crazy smooth saw. I remember the first time I ran one with a new x-cut chain in some pine, it was all I could do to not hit the ground, couldn't tell it was even cutting if not paying close attention. Nice work.

Correct, still and cannon are better quality.

Is it using a tank to a tank of fuel, any oil spraying off the tip of the bar? If not you have an oiling problem. Are the chains stretching and needing adjusted more often than normal? Same, if they are then you're not oiling enough or cheap/bad chains. The only time I have that problem is; the...

Never heard of a problem with them, I know a few guys running them. I've never ran them personally. I keep my chains pretty tight, tighter than most guys, especially @Sawdust Man 😆. Is your chain loosening up. Did you have the pin pressed so you can crank the oiler open all the way. Any pics of...

I like my maxima k2, it's a bit expensive, but it sure smells better than stihl ultra 🤮. Oil thread! 😆.

Guess it depends on your perspective. Cold you swing by with a few gallons of antifreeze and a top radiator hose.

You gonna sell this thing or did your wife make you post it 🤣 .

Is that legal?

If she'd complain about saws on the counter, probably not the one 😆. I can't help with the saw, but feel free to follow me for more marriage advice...

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This.

20% more "cutting power" lol.

Can you believe archer would do such a thing 😆.

I have a 20" 3003 setup in picco, i removed it from a 261. The only place I would use it is on tree work that cleanup is of the utmost concern, other than that, I see no benefit on a saw with enough power to run 325 or 3/8 if were talking about the same bar length. I really like it on all my...

Pretty sure most guys can manage to figure out what they can and can't do. The chains that I've seen break were from poor condition bar sprocket or the rim/spur in normal use, racing is a whole different ball game as the power is greatly increased and most guys do a lot of chassis work on their...