Another chainsaw dyno...
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Thank you.
How did you feel about the dyno "pull" part? We're the 3 runs ok? Or rather see it shortened?
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You should haul a saw over and see it in person. Joe has a special outfit for company.
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Finally someone who knows their stuff explains in youtube, someone with proper sense. Finally man.....
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This constructive criticism will be aimed to increase subs and viewers, we can like all we want but it'll be bias because he's here with us.
To help the content meet public expectations i vote for short and dense videos, more explanation like the one you did towards ending of the video.
1. Pics/videos of saws that's getting worked or dyno on 30%
2. What was done to it, who did it and the class purpose it'll fit 30%
3. Why possibly its making that much at that range and how to approach for that kinda of output 30%
4. Whats next 10%
Imo this is a good start, maybe you folks can add if i missed anything
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I definitely don't think you should "dumb it down " to the lowest common denominator. There's plenty of fan boy bs that already covers all of that.
@afleetcommand videos early on were technical and well explained which made them attractive to the enthusiast because of the ease at which Walt talked about knowledgeable content, without explaining how a screw works.
@afleetcommand videos early on were technical and well explained which made them attractive to the enthusiast because of the ease at which Walt talked about knowledgeable content, without explaining how a screw works.
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I'm still cringing from you getting bite by the 084 multiple times.
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Lol me too!
Told him to hold the decomp down the whole time when pulling over since the locking mechanism isn't working. He forgot lmao
Yeh... It was mean.Had to grab the glove.
They are a whole different animal when they are bolted down. Didn't give 1 bit of issue starting off the dyno
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Wouldn’t have been so bad if your stumps were a little longer. Or a lower dyno.
There you go…build a pit with an atv lift in it and mount the dyno to it
Lower dyno is in the works...
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What ... no automated puller???
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Good thing I was sitting down. That’s awesome to see all 4 saws on the bench. 
The 592 looks neat.
The 592 looks neat.
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I would like to also see the powerhead weight for comparison, as weight also matters.
Also, if a TM 066 (or one built similarly) could be thrown into the mix, that would make it very interesting.
Also, if a TM 066 (or one built similarly) could be thrown into the mix, that would make it very interesting.
