how about a Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX,+IA GTG thread?

[TALLGUY]

At least it's not sticking to the pavement yet.

it is at home...6"+ 25 miles north.

 

[rsting]

Cold front just blew through here. Down around 20 degrees in the last hour or so.

 

[Dub11]

it is at home...6"+ 25 miles north.

Man can't like that.

 

[Workshop]

Noontime readings here showed 71 degrees. Down into the 20's tonight, so they say .

 

[cobey]

I thought it was funny .I knew I was going to get my butt kicked. I still enjoyed getting up there and running saws.

I was under the impression the northern guys had a bunch of hotrod vintage
In that class, I thought cus_deluxe
Was running his partner also...
I was wrong

 

[Hedgerow]

Them old saws make good power if they running right and proper.
All a man's gotta do is gear and chain it right for fast cutting.
They do way better than you'd think. I've seen Mac and big homelite's fly.

 

[rsting]

Noontime readings here showed 71 degrees. Down into the 20's tonight, so they say .

I gave up about 1:00 and built a fire in the shop stove. Feels darned good too! I thought it was supposed to be springtime.

 

[cobey]

Them old saws make good power if they running right and proper.
All a man's gotta do is gear and chain it right for fast cutting.
They do way better than you'd think. I've seen Mac and big homelite's fly.

Ya they had big pissed saws, but
I thought there were more in the 70cc
And under. I have seen video of
A bunch of saws like the black saw
And Alan's old red jonsered running
And such like them, maybe they were all over 70cc?

 

[67L36Driver]

 

[Hedgerow]

Ya they had big pissed saws, but
I thought there were more in the 70cc
And under. I have seen video of
A bunch of saws like the black saw
And Alan's old red jonsered running
And such like them, maybe they were all over 70cc?

Remember that homelite 360?
It made real good power.
They made a 45cc saw that would pull full 3/8" no problem. I forget the model, but it was an angry little thing.

 

[moparnut88]

Well she lives! Puts out about 32amps @17vdc. Haven't checked the 24v yet.

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[Hedgerow]

Honestly, I wonder how many of the old saws actually run to their full potential?
We tend to expect less of them so settle for less than was intended from the factory.

 

[Hedgerow]

Well she lives! Puts out about 32amps @17vdc. Haven't checked the 24v yet.

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That thing could prove useful.

 

[moparnut88]

That thing could prove useful.

That's kinda what I'm thinkn as well. Jumpboxes are only so good b4 they die.

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[hoskvarna]

That's kinda what I'm thinkn as well. Jumpboxes are only so good b4 they die.

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I saw Mark Hiemman’s and it was a good idea [emoji106]


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[Workshop]

Well she lives! Puts out about 32amps @17vdc. Haven't checked the 24v yet.

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Of course it runs. It didn't have a choice .

 

[moparnut88]

Of course it runs. It didn't have a choice .

Haven't had to put a kit in the carb yet either. Been running it since yesterday. But today it'll actually idle and rev. Keeps getting better everyday!

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[Workshop]

Honestly, I wonder how many of the old saws actually run to their full potential?
We tend to expect less of them so settle for less than was intended from the factory.

I need to find me some kind of racing saw .

 

[cobey]

Remember that homelite 360?
It made real good power.
They made a 45cc saw that would pull full 3/8" no problem. I forget the model, but it was an angry little thing.

I still got the 360 homelite still a great runner, super xl's, xl12's, nice 10 10 mac, and lots of other stuff.
Super ez was 40cc and pulled 3/8s

 

[DELETED (Struggle)]

it is at home...6"+ 25 miles north.

We really only seemed to end up with a heavy dusting here. Driveways stayed clean and I didn't shovel them.