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What is that bundled lumber used for? Never seen anything like it before.

its called half round machined spruce rails for fencing 12ft long
Here’s a photo I done a job back in the summer where they didn’t want barb wire
On the top of the fence so I put these rails better for the horses and children

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This question can go many ways. it’s a simple question with many answers. I have a couple of 372 x-torq’s at work. I started playing around with porting. I bought some tools and have done a lot of research and reading. These saws will mostly be ran with 28” and occasional 32” for falling. Here comes the question- what are good port numbers for a good work saw that can pull a 32” with authority?
 

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This question can go many ways. it’s a simple question with many answers. I have a couple of 372 x-torq’s at work. I started playing around with porting. I bought some tools and have done a lot of research and reading. These saws will mostly be ran with 28” and occasional 32” for falling. Here comes the question- what are good port numbers for a good work saw that can pull a 32” with authority?
I'm not a pro porter but I can give you the numbers I used on mine, Ex 99, TR 117, IN 80 with a .040 pop up piston, 390 carb and the dividers removed from the intake. Here's a video of it so you can see how it runs with those numbers with a 30" bar in oak.

 

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I'm not a pro porter but I can give you the numbers I used on mine, Ex 99, TR 117, IN 80 with a .040 pop up piston, 390 carb and the dividers removed from the intake. Here's a video of it so you can see how it runs with those numbers with a 30" bar in oak.

Thank you that will help. Did you do a base gasket delete? Without a gasket I have 23 thou of squish.
 

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We’ll I guess I don’t have the x-torq. My cylinder looks nothing like that. I’m a stihl guy so I don’t know a lot about husky’s. There 372 xpw I thought that was x-torq.
 

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We’ll I guess I don’t have the x-torq. My cylinder looks nothing like that. I’m a stihl guy so I don’t know a lot about husky’s. There 372 xpw I thought that was x-torq.
XPW is the one they quit making a couple years ago. Looks like this inside and is 51.4mm bore

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