not so pros

[Time's Standing Stihl]

cut it out with a chainsaw.

Ha! Ya that would really impress the family. Maybe I'll put the carving bar on

 

[jake wells]

I was just thinking it might give it a better work out. The 281 I have wants more than the 28 that I have on it, but I might put a 8 on it and see how it does.

9 pin slacker.

 

[p61 western]

9 pin slacker.

10 bish

 

[jake wells]

Ha! Ya that would really impress the family. Maybe I'll put the carving bar on

oh honey i found the corn dogs lol.

 

[jake wells]

10 bish

10 pin on a 20'' 1/2 pitch square chipper

 

[dall]

any ported high 70 and above should be able to pull a 28 inch bar with a 8 pin

 

[T.Roller]

3/8 full comp square on 28'' with 9 pin.

8 pin will do just fine

 

[T.Roller]

I was just thinking it might give it a better work out. The 281 I have wants more than the 28 that I have on it, but I might put a 8 on it and see how it does.

That's what I'm thinking too. I'm gonna throw a 36" on it next time and see what happens

 

[p61 western]

any ported high 70 and above should be able to pull a 28 inch bar with a 8 pin

Couldn't agree more Dallas.

 

[Dub11]

Any thoughts on the saws guys? Or my ppe? My ears are open. @rattler wanted some feedback on his work

I kind of want a 288 now.

 

[dall]

most of the older 90 cc and above saws like the pioneers and partners such as the p62 can handle a 8 stock because they had so much torque

 

[p61 western]

That's what I'm thinking too. I'm gonna throw a 36" on it next time and see what happens

I bet it would do just fine Dave, it's a strong saw.

 

[T.Roller]

I kind of want a 288 now.

I have 3 now lol

 

[T.Roller]

I bet it would do just fine Dave, it's a strong saw.

I believe so too. That 28" just seems nice on there. It's a techlite so it doesn't weight anything. Just need a bit more chain speed

 

[T.Roller]

I bet it would do just fine Dave, it's a strong saw.

Did you see the video of the p100. I know you have asked a few times for a video

 

[p61 western]

most of the older 90 cc and above saws like the pioneers and partners such as the p62 can handle a 8 stock because they had so much torque

I haven't tried it yet but my slightly modded p41 probably won't have any trouble with a 28.

 

[jake wells]

I believe so too. That 28" just seems nice on there. It's a techlite so it doesn't weight anything. Just need a bit more chain speed

lean out the high side a little more and you will have more speed.

 

[T.Roller]

lean out the high side a little more and you will have more speed.

No thank you. I can do it alot safer ways

 

[jake wells]

my Husqvarna 61/268 can pull a 28'' but my oil pump can't oil it that good.
tried it once when i cut a big oak with brett.

 

[p61 western]

Did you see the video of the p100. I know you have asked a few times for a video

I sure did and it looked real good, I love the older saws. My newest saw is a 1986, not counting the China saw lol.