Help me settle a 192 debate

[CoreyB]

I have a little 192 and really like this little thing and use it. I have a firewood buddy and we work together fairly often. Now he swears I over work my 192 saying it won't handle how I use it.
I use it for every thing 8" and smaller and sometimes in the 10-12" range.
I was out clearing some trails today and just had my 192 with me. So I decided to shoot a quick video and just ask you guys what you thought. If you like the video please view it on you tube and give it a thumbs up or even a comment. Thanks.

 

[treesmith]

They really sing if you delimit the carb screws, mod the muff, advance the timing and retune

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[Whiskers]

I've got the same saw, while its not fast in wood like that, if you have a sharp chain and light hand it is just fine. It's when a dull chain is forced through a cut that it will go south in a hurry. I built a rear handle like that out of spare parts. The thing weighs next to nothing and has become my truck saw.

 

[angelo c]

I have a little 192 and really like this little thing and use it. I have a firewood buddy and we work together fairly often. Now he swears I over work my 192 saying it won't handle how I use it.
I use it for every thing 8" and smaller and sometimes in the 10-12" range.
I was out clearing some trails today and just had my 192 with me. So I decided to shoot a quick video and just ask you guys what you thought. If you like the video please view it on you tube and give it a thumbs up or even a comment. Thanks.

Corey,
you've been here for what...a few months now ?
don't you know that's AT LEAST 395xp or 066 territory...C'mon MAN.....

oh and make sure that 395/066 is ported...( sponsored by your local Porters Union 104)

 

[Wagnerwerks]

Corey,
you've been here for what...a few months now ?
don't you know that's AT LEAST 395xp or 066 territory...C'mon MAN.....

oh and make sure that 395/066 is ported...( sponsored by your local Porters Union 104)

Exactly.

My dad cutcall our firewood for over 30 years with a poulan s25. Never even realized it was too small and he still uses it today.

 

[CoreyB]

Corey,
you've been here for what...a few months now ?
don't you know that's AT LEAST 395xp or 066 territory...C'mon MAN.....

oh and make sure that 395/066 is ported...( sponsored by your local Porters Union 104)

Ya sorry my bad. I don't want the porters union levying a fine. I have heard they will take all your pie and half your lunch, as well as make you pay 6 bananas a day for X amount of days depending on the offense.

I do have a mild muffler mod. I didn't remove the baffles just opened them up a bit as well as opened up the exit abdominal deflector. And I eliminated the tabs and retuned it. Maybe I should be more aggressive with the mm. Lol

 

[KenJax Tree]

I use my 192T far more than I planned on using it, especially after the mm and timing advance.

Nothing wrong with how you're using it.

 

[stihl saws]

I've found that I grab my 192T more than the 200 or 201. It's just a light, handy little saw and has no problem pulling in bar length wood.

 

[Woodpecker]

I see no problem with the way you are using it Corey. Next time your buddy cracks wise with you ask him if he is offering to buy you a bigger saw!

I ran a 192t with muff mod. Pretty nimble little saw that's easy to like.

Wanna talk about working a saw? Hell I ran my utility right of way crew on 021's. They were tough and cheap and 9 out of 10 times that's what the guys grabbed anyway. They got used for chopping wind rows, felling, bucking, you name it.

 

[Lone Wolf]

I have a little 192 and really like this little thing and use it. I have a firewood buddy and we work together fairly often. Now he swears I over work my 192 saying it won't handle how I use it.
I use it for every thing 8" and smaller and sometimes in the 10-12" range.
I was out clearing some trails today and just had my 192 with me. So I decided to shoot a quick video and just ask you guys what you thought. If you like the video please view it on you tube and give it a thumbs up or even a comment. Thanks.

It ain't no bucking saw Butch! Use a bigger saw for chunking. I use a 241 C for stuff like that and the saw is still light.

 

[CoreyB]

Thought I would throw a freshly sharpened chain on and try and whittle on the fat end of the cherry stick.