Jmssaws ms460

[Canadian farm boy]

Looks strong and sounds great. That's a real nice 460 you got yourself Dan. I like it. @jmssaws did a great job on that sucker.

 

[paragonbuilder]

Probably like a 7pin better.
Looks good

True but if I'm not making videos I'll probably be cutting stuff that big with the 394.
I put a 25" bar on it and that's probably all I'll really cut with it. But maybe I'll try it with a 7 pin and 32" for fun!!

 

[paragonbuilder]

Looks strong and sounds great. That's a real nice 460 you got yourself Dan. I like it. @jmssaws did a great job on that sucker.

Thanks Mike! He really did!
Can't wait to run it against a few others... And the Dyno tomorrow...

 

[MustangMike]

Dan, had 8 pin on 2 of em, but put 7 pin back on both. The 8 pin does great in "controlled" conditions, but I prefer the additional torque of the 7 pin for working with it, and I really don't think it gives up any speed in cutting. It will always depend on the type and size of the wood, but most tests recommend going to 7 pin for saws under 90 cc (there are exceptions for racing, etc). If you were running a 20" bar, the 8 pin may be more suitable.

Wish I could be there tomorrow, but have a few trees to take down and wood to split!

 

[paragonbuilder]

Dan, had 8 pin on 2 of em, but put 7 pin back on both. The 8 pin does great in "controlled" conditions, but I prefer the additional torque of the 7 pin for working with it, and I really don't think it gives up any speed in cutting. It will always depend on the type and size of the wood, but most tests recommend going to 7 pin for saws under 90 cc (there are exceptions for racing, etc). If you were running a 20" bar, the 8 pin may be more suitable.

Wish I could be there tomorrow, but have a few trees to take down and wood to split!

Good point Mike! I think I'll do some back to back cutting, with 7&8 pins just for kicks. I may prefer the 7 myself for everyday cutting...

 

[Moparmyway]

Richen that low then most likely you'll need to lean the high just a tinge

 

[Moparmyway]

Kevin pointed this out to me Tuesday while he was here. If the saw is lean, after a long cut it seems to do a little surge when you pull out of the cut.

Its a fine line of tuning the low after the long cut, then touching up the high

Here it is in a better piece of wood. That other piece just wanted to bind up.
25" bar buried in oak.

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Much better !!!!!!

 

[paragonbuilder]

Its a fine line of tuning the low after the long cut, then touching up the high


Much better !!!!!!

Yeah I had high and low on the limiters and it was still lean. I think it's right on now.

 

[Crzybowhntr]

That's a strong saw. If it drinks fuel like mine you'll need to take twice as much in the woods than what you'd take for a saw like a 562xp or even a sock 372xp.

 

[paragonbuilder]

That's a strong saw. If it drinks fuel like mine you'll need to take twice as much in the woods than what you'd take for a saw like a 562xp or even a sock 372xp.

Looks that way... Lol

 

[paragonbuilder]

But it's going to put a smile on my face!


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[jmssaws]

Gotta feed them ponys.

 

[jmssaws]

Have you checked compression?
I'm curious what it is at your elevation.

Hopefully it's under 225

 

[paragonbuilder]

Have you checked compression?
I'm curious what it is at your elevation.

Hopefully it's under 225

I'll check it today.

 

[MustangMike]

Dan,

Sorry for the late request, but if you have a ported 460 & a dyno it would be great to see difference in timing at stock, 20/1000 and 30/1000.

Thanks, and good luck and have fun.

 

[paragonbuilder]

Mini Massachusetts Dyno gtg today May 22
http://opeforum.com/index.php?threads/Mini-Massachusetts-Dyno-gtg-today-May-22.2659/


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[paragonbuilder]

Jason did you advance timing on this saw?


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[jmssaws]

Jason did you advance timing on this saw?


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Yes

 

[paragonbuilder]

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