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SOn a serious note, Stihl’s MS 500i is vastly inferior to Stihl’s close to 80cc offerings in the 40 years before it was around. Hell, of...
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SSquish9 reacted to They call me Mr. Kibbs's post in the thread The unpopular opinion thread with
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SHonda engines are garbage. 16 years of ownership and now it wants maintenance and won't let me cut my grass.
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SNah
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SF-that Honda, get some goats like the rest of Cheeseheads.
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SI knew it. My favorite online chainsthawers are @jacob j. @Hinerman JJ is first because he played bongos in a Soviet themed lesbian...
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SThere's widely different factions. Do you stand up and buck ? Do sniff chainthaws/oil ?
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SThe weight police, refusing to carry one ounce more than is absolutely necessary. :cop:
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SSquish9 replied to the thread Chainsaw grinder questions, tips, tricks, and pics!!!!.Hey look, a person that understands why a wheel is shaped and how to use it! I'm ashamed to admit, I only learnt this last year
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SSquish9 reacted to Philbert's post in the thread Chainsaw grinder questions, tips, tricks, and pics!!!! with Like.
If you keep repositioning the wheel and cutter, you can get close to a standard profile on full sized 3/8 pirch chain. Otherwise...
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SSquish9 reacted to redneckhillbilly's post in the thread Chainsaw grinder questions, tips, tricks, and pics!!!! with Like.
ive been cleaning the wheel in between chains, it was just one of those thoughts that roll through your brain as your doing something.
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SSquish9 reacted to Philbert's post in the thread Chainsaw grinder questions, tips, tricks, and pics!!!! with Like.
My generic advice to all who are new to grinders: ‘Keep in mind that grinders don’t sharpen the chains: you sharpen the chains. For...
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SSquish9 reacted to Duane(Pa)'s post in the thread Chainsaw grinder questions, tips, tricks, and pics!!!! with Like.
Oil is the enemy. It will clog the abrasive and next thing you have is heat! Heat is what takes the temper out of teeth.
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SGot these from Stihl many years ago. They work well if you close the rails to tight. The one on top is part #1106 893 9200 | Groove...
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SThey do work. Get some decent aftermarket bearings, they tend to have less radial run out than the stock thus giving a better feel...