Not So Pro 3

[Egg Shooter]

Unless it's particularly girthy or pointy it should take the same amount of links as a 'marked' bar on that chassis surely?

Dealing with two different vintage saws that share the same bar pattern. Bars have no link count and I have no chain loops from said bars.

 

[41FanForLife]

At the orthopedic doctor getting my knee looked at. Hope all you bishes is having a good afternoon

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Dealing with two different vintage saws that share the same bar pattern. Bars have no link count and I have no chain loops from said bars.

And no chains of said pitch at all?

 

[Mastermind]

Ok fellers, I have a question. How do you go about figuring out the drive link count for an unmarked bar going on a saw it didn't come from? Same bar mount pattern just not an OEM bar.

Can you bust a loop that is too long and use it to measure with?

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

dont really need to be working out of town
just long hours and more than 5 days a week

Or shiftwork.

 

[timg]

Dealing with two different vintage saws that share the same bar pattern. Bars have no link count and I have no chain loops from said bars.

String will work too Steve as it will lay in bar.
Similar to measuring a pulley set up to get a belt.
Crude but effective.

 

[timg]

http://www.gemchainbar.com/catalog/sawchaindrivelinkfootagechart.html
Here is a link for you Steve. It will compare drive link counts in inches.
Different pitches equal different counts of course. So this should cover you sir.

 

[Mastermind]

http://www.gemchainbar.com/catalog/sawchaindrivelinkfootagechart.html
Here is a link for you Steve. It will compare drive link counts in inches.
Different pitches equal different counts of course. So this should cover you sir.

Good stuff Tim.

 

[41FanForLife]

Doctor just drained 2 syringes full of fluid off my knee. Said to go home and ice it. Couch town here i come. LOL

 

[cuinrearview]

GWS Mrs. Hoskey.

Afternoon feelers.

 

[Egg Shooter]

And no chains of said pitch at all?

Yes. I have chains of the same pitch but for different length bars.

 

[dall]

Doctor just drained 2 syringes full of fluid off my knee. Said to go home and ice it. Couch town here i come. LOL

so your normal activity

 

[Egg Shooter]

Can you bust a loop that is too long and use it to measure with?

I could do that on a nearly shot chain I suppose. Just cut the fugger.

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Yes. I have chains of the same pitch but for different length bars.

Can't mount the mystery bar to the powerhead without a sidecover having bi-sected it horizontally with a datum line? Lay the chain from radius of rim to nose. Might get you to half a chain, then x2?

 

[cuinrearview]

I could do that on a nearly shot chain I suppose. Just cut the fugger.

Your Spartan neighbor could help you. I know he has a breaker because I sold it to him...

 

[Egg Shooter]

http://www.gemchainbar.com/catalog/sawchaindrivelinkfootagechart.html
Here is a link for you Steve. It will compare drive link counts in inches.
Different pitches equal different counts of course. So this should cover you sir.

Cool. Thanks mang. I have a stack of Mini Mac bars here from Brent. Three different lengths. I'm wanting to use a couple of them on my Remington Mighty might saws. Of course those Mighty Might saws have different length and top to bottom thickness than the Mini Mac bars.

 

[Egg Shooter]

Can't mount the mystery bar to the powerhead without a sidecover having bi-sected it horizontally with a datum line? Lay the chain from radius of rim to nose. Might get you to half a chain, then x2?

That could work too. I need the info for 1/4
Pitch too. Absent from that link from Tim. Me and My baby saws.

 

[41FanForLife]

so your normal activity

Don't be jealous slacker....

 

[Egg Shooter]

Your Spartan neighbor could help you. I know he has a breaker because I sold it to him...

Before I get to far ahead of ma seff imma lay out all the bars and chains from both saws and start comparing n stuff.

 

[41FanForLife]

@timg . Are you planning on Lernerville this Saturday evenin?