Recent content by Duane(Pa)

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Over the years, there were two different shades of orange. ( I have a husky with three different shades on the same saw from the factory) I finally got my 026 to match, but I did the opposite of what you’re doing so I could use the mesh filter.

Same here. I have nuttin for better speed than factory ground RSP. Most chain starts to shine as the tooth gets shorter. I don’t have any shorter than half, goes back to long life alloy. PaDan gave me a pretty fresh loop in a saw deal. I know it now has no less than 15 tanks on it and still very...

I think the steel is better too... Seems like C83 and RSP have a great lifespan.

IDK, but it sure is painful to watch if they feel the need to post a video.

For standard front, you're good anywhere from 80-115 ft/lb

@Red97 Any information for this fella? I know you play with a good many Echos.

A family of coons can make quite a ruckus even if they’re fighting over the contents of a trash can. Mountain lion supposed to sound like a woman screaming.

Any chance it’s a deer? They stomp and blow out through their nose if they’re puzzled by something in their surroundings.

This is picture that I saved quite a while ago for 261 duals... FTR, I hate big dogs. Useless where I do my cutting.

What does the band look like from the factory? It would probably be one of the cheapest things they could do to "copy" stuff they see here...

Very organized. Let me know if you need any chaos. I have plenty on my bench!

That’s what my mom would call a “Rough Patch” If you aren’t familiar, a side beak comes from feeding the tooth too far into the stone while grinding. A top beak is when the tooth isn’t pushed into the wheel quite far enough. As with any chain, the rakers or depth gauges play an important part in...

Seeing the corner is, without a doubt, the most important thing in square grinding. A side beak is too vulnerable to be durable, and a top beak absolutely will not cut. A perfect corner is surprisingly durable even in eastern hardwoods.