One of my owners manual clearly stated option 1. I don’t have supporting documentation, but I remember stupid things like that. I run them either way, distributes the wear...
I’ve pulled the rim sprocket off every saw I’ve ported. There has never once been any crud on the backside. But I could see the cavities outward having some sort of cooling properties. Minimal at best I’d imagine
I think he’s done with saws and spending his time testing new womenWhere's julie and his toy gun when you need him to check drum temps from rim orientation ?
I think he’s done with saws and spending his time testing new women
And Ya can't shut them off!Thems a hell of a lot more expensive than saws .
Really doesn’t matter, they run either way.
I’ve never seen build up of crud in a sprocket.
Since his dayvorceWomen ? .. since when ?