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They are sweet with a 28” reduced weight oregon. Balance is good with that particular bar. Oiler keeps up, but is at its limit with a 28”. It isn’t as torquey as a 70cc obviously... but does good for its size.
 
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So which one of you guys want to volunteer to try to do this with a 20" bar??? I dare ya! (Hint, it is a good deal more than 40").

And how many pros do you know that mill wood with a chainsaw? I suppose next you will tell me you can mill 28" boards with a 20" bar too!

Lots of pros can do amazing things with a saw, and I've see others that can't walk, talk and chew gum at the same time. What's your point?

You will not do the milling and stumping I have done with a 36" bar with a 20" bar in anything close to the same amount of time. Period!

Most of the pros I know run 440/460/461 with 20" bars as their main saw. But they also all have 660s, and they never wear 20" bars.

This is a stupid discussion, I'll use the bar and saw I'm comfortable with using, tough if you don't like it, I don't really care.
Cuz Paul Bunyan don’t need yalls approval...

He just says what’s fact and you can like it...

Pfffttttt....

And don’t forget your HD filter an *s-word...


Hahahahaha!!!!!!
 
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