Recent content by jcf86mod

Your bar might cry enough is enough....

2nd that. As the 'go to guy' down under fir all things saws, not to mention ported ones, proceed with confidence

No doubt you do! A builders bench. Reportedly a lot of good things come from spending time on it, unlike a builders crack:asz:

My 357 is built this way. Sure goes well, alot of power for small saw. I run 3/8 on an 18"bar. @huskihl managed to get his hands on (or into) the cylinder then got built down under by @markds2 .

Very tidy example. Just needs to have XS in front of it now!

Thought they had all gone by the wayside by now;)

Would have only needed a leisurely trip around the bay:)

Can personally vouch for Mark's integrity, not to mention packaging skills. Have sent him many a saw, many a time. These are often being forwarded onto the US for port work. If it wasn't 110%, he wouldn't be selling it. Buy with confidence

2nd that. Having purchased Brad's Scarr 395 and receiving it down under in NZ, I have to say I struggled to recognise that it wasn't new. GLWS

Going through there tomorrow

I've recently finished milling a big Oak log, running 72" bar, single powerhead on XS3120. We used the Oregon 27RX chain, think there's 5 drivelinks between cutters

Some of the porters will answer this better, but in my understanding, no. They won't run a 42 and 50" bar like a 395 will. @bradb123 has had experience with both.

Have you plugged it in to see how many hours work it's done etc?

Looks a very tidy example. Love the 394, got one myself that I'm looking to part company with also.