Recent content by Loony661

I may have a biased opinion of it, but yes I run Dominator 32:1 in all my 2T engines. I am also a logger. My saws see heavy and prolonged use.

I was able to take some pictures of the differences between RS/RM (Previously RSC or RMC) with the “Comfort” anti/vibe feature that is now standard, and RSK which is a legacy chain with nothing fancy. Pictured first is RM and you can clearly see the area under the rear rivet where it will...

I don’t think it’s going anywhere - I just ordered a roll from the dealer about a month and a half ago. It is regional though - Madsens cannot get it, it’s not offered out west. But it’s readily available here in the upper midwest.

Regular RS and RSK have different top plate angles (from cutting edge to butt of the cutter) and also different raker profiles. Lastly, standard RS has a “relief” under the rear rivet that allows it to rock back slightly (formerly known as Comfort chain feature) to reduce felt vibrations while...

4th drawers down, both top chest and roller cabinets:

Here’s the link to the stainless brake line and hose kits: https://www.sstubes.com/collections/fine-lines-products?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=22096675833&gclid=Cj0KCQiA7-rMBhCFARIsAKnLKtBMl54weaOVt40FYXNabXaBwDDZoHcBZGJk6BGWqCo9xntHfCERY68aAof7EALw_wcB This was one of the best investments I...

Also replaced the hard line that runs along the crossmember, under the engine, from drivers side to passenger side. While loosening the fitting on the passenger side, it twisted off from being stuck/rotted.. The new line was a pre-bent stainless steel piece, that I ordered as a kit about 6 years...

Replaced the old rubber brake hoses with stainless braided, today. I was having an issue with the brakes hanging up, and also pulling to one side or another.

Yep - that’s the one that caught my eye. Cut from both directions and save time. Also, the ability to cut a log where it lays is a big feature as well. And the 2 post, monorail setup looks simple and highly adjustable.

Those are some impressive slabs. Nice website too.

They make excellent interior lumber. And pay about .30/bdft. And the bdft add up quickly with Cottonwood! I like cutting them from time to time.

I’m really not interested in that - I like the swing blade portable mills of today for their space saving design, and maneuverability. The Turbo mill looks better to me than the Lucas, just for ease of setup and use. But I’m still just dreaming.

Probably for cutting those big ol’ Iowa Cottonwoods!

This has my interest, and the price isn’t terrible either. Plus you get to choose your powerhead. https://turbosawmill.com/m7-powersaw/

No problems here either.