Oregon 3/8 8 pin small spline rim

[RI Chevy]

That's what I figured Wilhelm. One cog for the good of the order. Lol.
Testing. Our own R&D

 

[davidwyby]

How'd it go? I wanna try picco. @Definitive Dave

 

[davidwyby]

Got one coming

Stihl Husqvarna Chainsaw Danzco Performance Rim 3/8" 8 tooth small spline | eBay

 

[Dolkitafreak]

Got one coming

Stihl Husqvarna Chainsaw Danzco Performance Rim 3/8" 8 tooth small spline | eBay

I had a pretty toasty 6100, cutting 8x8’s it was faster with a 7 pin. Everyone is so quick to gear up!

 

[davidwyby]

I had a pretty toasty 6100, cutting 8x8’s it was faster with a 7 pin. Everyone is so quick to gear up!

Picco or full size?

 

[Dolkitafreak]

Picco or full size?

Full size. I’ve also tested .325 7 and 8 and 3/8 full size is always fastest.

 

[Wanab]

32 sackers, hope it works out for you.

 

[davidwyby]

Full size. I’ve also tested .325 7 and 8 and 3/8 full size is always fastest.

I guess i will just have some fun learning what is already known

 

[Dolkitafreak]

I guess i will just have some fun learning what is already known

Maybe my wood is different or something, gotta try!

 

[brushwacker]

I am not sure, because I haven't tested it yet.
But I think in theory with a ported saw, faster chain speed, thus faster cuts.

I believe u will probably get better gas mileage at least, ( more wood cut on a tankful) and faster cuts up to large rounds.

 

[laslabjohn]

Thanks for this info. Just ordered one for my 261..

 

[Al Smith]

The pin size depends a lot on the saws power .The three 99 cc saws I have handle an 8 pin 3/8" just fine as does the souped up 038 mag .The avatar saw plus two 125C McCullochs run 8's on .404 chain with no problem . You just have to experiment I guess on what works the best . If I remember correctly though a Stihl small spline will not take an Oregon rim like .325 .So if you need to change it it's an 8 dollar OEM Stihl not a 4 dollar Oregon .