not so pros

[dall]

Afternoon Jake how's you

 

[p61 western]

made a video of the homelite in somewhat big wood.
need to dull the felling dog some it doesn't bite in the bark so hard.

Good afternoon Jake, how are you doing? Are you happy with how the Homelite did?

 

[jake wells]

Good afternoon Jake, how are you doing? Are you happy with how the Homelite did?

yeah but that felling dog is to sharp.

 

[jake wells]

Afternoon Jake how's you

sweaty and full of sawdust.

 

[p61 western]

yeah but that felling dog is to sharp.

Some 80 grit will take care of that. Did the d009 fit?

 

[jake wells]

Some 80 grit will take care of that. Did the d009 fit?

i didn't check but i did mix a bottle of 30 + yr old homelite oil i had to try at 32:1 it SMOKED like hell but worked fine.

 

[dall]

Was that jug of oil already opened or did you waste something you could have sold to a collector

 

[jake wells]

Was that jug of oil already opened or did you waste something you could have sold to a collector

can was starting to leak it was a 16oz metal can of it.

 

[Stump Shot]

Sharpened up the chain on the P20 and gave the carburetor a little tweak. Also rigged up a chain adjuster from a Husqvarna as it was missing. Ain't quite right but did the trick for now. Cut up a little bit of wood to try it and it cuts good. Was not prepared for the wood chips coming out the top of the clutch cover instead of the bottom. See where it laid out the sawdust on the popple log.





Was/is a very nice gift from Brian, I like it a lot and is going to be a permanent member of the antique fleet.

 

[Time's Standing Stihl]

Sharpened up the chain on the P20 and gave the carburetor a little tweak. Also rigged up a chain adjuster from a Husqvarna as it was missing. Ain't quite right but did the trick for now. Cut up a little bit of wood to try it and it cuts good. Was not prepared for the wood chips coming out the top of the clutch cover instead of the bottom. See where it laid out the sawdust on the popple log.

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Was/is a very nice gift from Brian, I like it a lot and is going to be a permanent member of the antique fleet.

Neat saw Steve. That thing run 3/8?

 

[Stump Shot]

Leaves a Bugs Bunny track on the log. Lol

 

[Stump Shot]

Neat saw Steve. That thing run 3/8?

Yes it does.

 

[p61 western]

Good evening fellas.

 

[Time's Standing Stihl]

Good day to you Mike

 

[p61 western]

Sharpened up the chain on the P20 and gave the carburetor a little tweak. Also rigged up a chain adjuster from a Husqvarna as it was missing. Ain't quite right but did the trick for now. Cut up a little bit of wood to try it and it cuts good. Was not prepared for the wood chips coming out the top of the clutch cover instead of the bottom. See where it laid out the sawdust on the popple log.

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Was/is a very nice gift from Brian, I like it a lot and is going to be a permanent member of the antique fleet.

Good evening Steve, how are you doing? I have not had one of the smaller p series saws, so I have no idea why it leaves those trails.

 

[p61 western]

Good day to you Mike

Good evening Clint, how are you doing tonight?

 

[dall]

texting with jamey and he said he will be on soon been busy with work

 

[Time's Standing Stihl]

Good evening Clint, how are you doing tonight?

Ready for a cold beer and some good food. Chat with you guys, then watch some fire works.

What is your favorite "p" series saw you own?

 

[dall]

evening mike and steve hows you guys

 

[Stump Shot]

Good evening Steve, how are you doing? I have not had one of the smaller p series saws, so I have no idea why it leaves those trails.

Maybe it was the hot grind I put on the chain. Lol