Saw video thread

[chipper1]

Seems better after the reset, certainly sounds better to me.
Here they are all together, the chain hasn't been touched, it has around 25 cuts in this and I bucked up a cherry log you can see in the background. The logs getting a bit short so it's being retired after these cuts and I was also getting into the root flare so it's a little wider now than when I started this series with this chain/saws. I made a a handful more cuts with the ported 2166, I'll get that video loaded up even though it's not the best with the "round" moving all over the place .
Today after reset with 7 pin.

7 pin
Second cut the cookie broke off a couple seconds before the bottom.

8pin

Ported 440 with 7 pin
Whoops forgot this link.

 

[huskihl]

First cuts on new piston and cylinder

 

[RI Chevy]

Nice Brett. I'd take either saw...7 pin better for work in frozen wood.

Nice job Kevin.

 

[chipper1]

Nice Brett. I'd take either saw...7 pin better for work in frozen wood.

Nice job Kevin.

Me too. I haven't had enough time on the 462, but if it's like the other AT/mt saws the fuel economy makes the overall cut time go much lower than standard carb saw, it's why I prefer them on jobs, but firewooding I like the standard carb saws(it's also what I advise people to get for firewood most times)
That seasoned ash is hard stuff when it's not frozen, frozen is a bear.
That was my last stick of it, I need to see if I can get some more, all I have now is black locust, elm, cherry and red oak.
Anything you guys want me to get out next.

 

[RI Chevy]

Try red oak. Usually a bit more consistent. Makes for better test wood...

 

[chipper1]

Try red oak. Usually a bit more consistent. Makes for better test wood...

I'll do that. Unfortunately I just remembered I have to move two trailers to get to my log pile, may just work with the cherry I have right behind where I'm cutting at in the vids.
Here's the ported 2166.

 

[huskyboy]

Seems better after the reset, certainly sounds better to me.
Here they are all together, the chain hasn't been touched, it has around 25 cuts in this and I bucked up a cherry log you can see in the background. The logs getting a bit short so it's being retired after these cuts and I was also getting into the root flare so it's a little wider now than when I started this series with this chain/saws. I made a a handful more cuts with the ported 2166, I'll get that video loaded up even though it's not the best with the "round" moving all over the place .
Today after reset with 7 pin.

7 pin
Second cut the cookie broke off a couple seconds before the bottom.

8pin

Ported 440 with 7 pin
Whoops forgot this link.

Who ported the 440 sir?

 

[chipper1]

Who ported the 440 sir?

Buddy down south.

 

[Duane(Pa)]

First cuts on new piston and cylinder

What's your take on all the intake options for these?

 

[huskihl]

What's your take on all the intake options for these?

This one is running the 346 boot and holder, 357 carb, 357 elbow, and 357 filter

 

[Fruecrue]

This one is running the 346 boot and holder, 357 carb, 357 elbow, and 357 filter

That’s a total of 1,417.
New record?

 

[PA Dan]

This one is running the 346 boot and holder, 357 carb, 357 elbow, and 357 filter

El42?

 

[huskihl]

That’s a total of 1,417.
New record?

It’s a bunch of them, no doubt

 

[huskihl]

El42?

42, 43. Whatever it takes

Actually it’s running a Walbro 199 a

 

[huskihl]

What's your take on all the intake options for these?

I think it helps a little bit. It would probably make more of a difference on a higher RPM saw. I leave the exhaust down on these, but they still end up turning about 16 K

 

[PA Dan]

42, 43. Whatever it takes

Actually it’s running a Walbro 199 a

I need to try a 199 and 198 on mine and see if they are any better than the El42. It runs damn good with the Zama though!

 

[Duane(Pa)]

I need to try a 199 and 198 on mine and see if they are any better than the El42. It runs damn good with the Zama though!

I think so too.

 

[p61 western]

I need to try a 199 and 198 on mine and see if they are any better than the El42. It runs damn good with the Zama though!

I need to try my 199 again lol.

 

[huskihl]

I need to try a 199 and 198 on mine and see if they are any better than the El42. It runs damn good with the Zama though!

I don’t think it would be worth it. I’ve always thought the Zamas were pretty durable

 

[Duane(Pa)]

I don’t think it would be worth it. I’ve always thought the Zamas were pretty durable

Love this kind of info. I happen to have a new EL42 sitting in a box. Need to do a metal clamp upgrade too.