JPX chain ?

[jake wells]

Idk, I've never seen or used Windsor.

windsor is good chain.

 

[sawmikaze]

Thats just dumb

I agree , but it is what it is big dawg..i roll with what i can buy locally.

 

[sawmikaze]

Idk, I've never seen or used Windsor.

Me neither..isnt that what woodland pro chain is ?

Baileys can lick my balls , ill never buy from them again.

 

[Jon1212]

Me neither..isnt that what woodland pro chain is ?

Baileys can lick my balls , ill never buy from them again.

Nope. I'm talking old school made in Canuckistan real Windsor, not that ching chong shama lama ding dong sheeit from Blount(Brount) China.

No Bailey's? For why, dawg? The lack of ease ordering online when there site is consistently timing out, exorbitant shipping, near local pricing, or the chance of another security breach?

 

[SawTroll]

I use skip because its faster to file and it noodles better...no other reason.

You have to file it more often though, as fewer cutters are sharing the cutting.

 

[SawTroll]

Chip flow should be fine, as it's not really an extra raker, but a ramped bumper on the drive link. All to meet the bare minimum of the ANSI requirements to be sold as Low Kickback chain.

As far as I know, it isn't low kickback (green) chain, it is ANSI yellow chain.

It is the skip variant of LPX, and the ramps just do about the same kickback reduction as the large ramped rakers of chain like LGX and RS/RSC (and their skip variants).

 

[SawTroll]

windsor is good chain.

Discontinued, as far as I know?

 

[jake wells]

Discontinued, as far as I know?

it lacked a few things but it held it's sharpness much better over oregon, the only thing i like about oregon is the ease of sharpening.

 

[jake wells]

Me neither..isnt that what woodland pro chain is ?

Baileys can lick my balls , ill never buy from them again.

woodland pro chain is carlton.

 

[longbowch]

You have to file it more often though, as fewer cutters are sharing the cutting.

I agree with that. I've found for the wood I cut most of the time full comp semi-chisel works the best for me.

 

[sawmikaze]

I agree with that. I've found for the wood I cut most of the time full comp semi-chisel works the best for me.

28" is as far as i go on full comp..all skip after that.

 

[sawmikaze]

Nope. I'm talking old school made in Canuckistan real Windsor, not that ching chong shama lama ding dong sheeit from Blount(Brount) China.

No Bailey's? For why, dawg? The lack of ease ordering online when there site is consistently timing out, exorbitant shipping, near local pricing, or the chance of another security breach?

Yes Yes Yes Yes , id like to try some real windsor chain..cant say ive ever seen it in person.

 

[Jimmy in NC]

Not that i would care one way or the other because i dont race ..but mastermech did a comparo of new full comp square vs round and they were within a second of eachother..i know the ninjas can make square fast but its just not my thing...and its expensive to maintain.

Off the roll/our of the box square is NOT near what square should be. I do not attempt to make race chains, work chains only and square is good stuff. I cut mainly hardwood and a lot of it is dirty, square doesn't rock as bad as round if filed proper. Just my $.02 from the south east.

 

[KenJax Tree]

Nope. I'm talking old school made in Canuckistan real Windsor, not that ching chong shama lama ding dong sheeit from Blount(Brount) China.

No Bailey's? For why, dawg? The lack of ease ordering online when there site is consistently timing out, exorbitant shipping, near local pricing, or the chance of another security breach?

Yes

 

[sawmikaze]

Off the roll/our of the box square is NOT near what square should be. I do not attempt to make race chains, work chains only and square is good stuff. I cut mainly hardwood and a lot of it is dirty, square doesn't rock as bad as round if filed proper. Just my $.02 from the south east.

Its still expensive and serves no purpose in my use..my dealer had files for 6 bucks a pop..thats too much money for me.

 

[Redfin]

Its still expensive and serves no purpose in my use..my dealer had files for 6 bucks a pop..thats too much money for me.

What brand Ryan?

 

[junkman]

Have you ever tried .404 yet Ryan ? I get Redbulls test chains ,and they seem to hold up better than reg 3/8 chain ,need a .063 bar though and a .404 tip and sprocket ,the gearing is in between 7 and 8 on 3/8 ,stuff worked ok on a stock 441 so your 461 should be fine with it .He has rsc round full comp ,and rslf full skip square ,you can sharpen the square into round also .

 

[sawmikaze]

Have you ever tried .404 yet Ryan ? I get Redbulls test chains ,and they seem to hold up better than reg 3/8 chain ,need a .063 bar though and a .404 tip and sprocket ,the gearing is in between 7 and 8 on 3/8 ,stuff worked ok on a stock 441 so your 461 should be fine with it .He has rsc round full comp ,and rslf full skip square ,you can sharpen the square into round also .

I dont run big saws often enough , i just had jay port a 660 for me that i have maybe 15 or so trees to use it on..after that it will get used once a month..maybe.

I might get a 404 set up on 25" with some full skip to noodle with though.

 

[sawmikaze]

What brand Ryan?

Stihl files

 

[Jon1212]

I dont run big saws often enough , i just had jay port a 660 for me that i have maybe 15 or so trees to use it on..after that it will get used once a month..maybe.

I might get a 404 set up on 25" with some full skip to noodle with though.

LCS had some 25" 3003 in GB Ti as a combo for really decent pricing. They may be 3/8 063, but they have 404 tips in stock.