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This is pro
Depends on what you're cutting. 70cc saws with full chisel were my mainstay for years. This year, I'm cutting all dirty maple tops and my big saw is collecting dust while my 50cc saw with sp33g is getting all the glory.Glad to see some good .325 coming out. LGX .325 was very slow. Even with the rakers filed down, in the cut, it felt choked up in chips on a ported 50 cc saw. Then to get a loop of.325 rs pro, it was hard to find and expensive to ship to Alaska.
I eventually quit 50 cc saws, and gave them to a 16 yr old kid that was selling firewood all summer.
Nowadays I run nothing but 60 cc and up. 3/8 EXL on everything. $20 per 84 dl loop, free shipping. Lightening fast per dollar.
Better rakers on the pro, nicePRO top , RS bottom, View attachment 438282View attachment 438283
I like the profile of them, but not the lack of meat underneath. Seems like it would be prone to bending or breaking, especially if it slams into a rock or a really hard knot.Better rakers on the pro, nice
Hmm, like Ore 91?I like the profile of them, but not the lack of meat underneath. Seems like it would be prone to bending or breaking, especially if it slams into a rock or a really hard knot.
Haven't seen it or tried it.Hmm, like Ore 91?
Do you see much benefit from doing it? I have tried a few times before and couldn't measure a real difference between them after removing the humps. It was always with in a few percent, margin of error type of change.I knock them dow
I take the pedestal grinder to mine right out of the box. Takes about 15 minutes or a half a beer if you're counting for an 80dl chain.
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Makes it a lot easier to file the rakers.Do you see much benefit from doing it? I have tried a few times before and couldn't measure a real difference between them after removing the humps. It was always with in a few percent, margin of error type of change.
I just gave up and leave them on all the 325. Plunge cutting is fine because I run the larger nose radius bars
May it endeavor to persevere, LolDoes it have a street name?
Being a semi-brown man, I shall take it upon myself to give it an unforgettable name. This matters, if it will survive. Especially prison.
Husq c33 shall be known throughout these holy and unholy lands as:
Shmacky-poo-kapowpow 3 too(2) the motha fkn 5
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I ordered a loop of S83 to experiment with on my 462. The United Sates Postal Service sent it on a 3 week journey around the country before it finally arrived.
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I run some of the S85 and it's a nice semi chisel chain. Probably the best 3/8 semi available currently, holds an edge well, very low vibration and it is nice to file.I
I ordered a loop of S83 to experiment with on my 462. The United Sates Postal Service sent it on a 3 week journey around the country before it finally arrived.
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