You should start now get em race ready.
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Best I got for today
but good news the taxes are done!
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Been drinking with Clint?
I wish
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Is a 2050 equivalent to a 350 hooskie???
Equal to a husky 49
Husky 40 45 49
Jonsered 2040 2045 2050
all came from the partner 400.
this one was made in 1997.
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I've put in a request for mine to be restored but haven't heard anything yet, I'm gonna check into the vimeo or whatever its called though
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First run with a bar, then quick cut a couple dry cherry cookies. I’ve got to get some wood off the ground and see what this saw can do...also first time grinding a chain on a decent grinder. Room for improvement!
side note, what are you guys turning your 660/661’s up to on the top end for some faster cuts?
side note, what are you guys turning your 660/661’s up to on the top end for some faster cuts?
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Those 661s are really nice saws!
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Good to know! I may turn it up a bit when I feel like playing. Thanks!
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I'm sure it would depend a lot on the porting, and no two are alike. Some saws cut better when rich.
IMO, the only way to answer the question with any particular saw is to do some testing.
IMO, the only way to answer the question with any particular saw is to do some testing.
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I ran Julians saw he calls Zeus (661) it was very impressive to say the least, he had another longer bar 661 there as well and it ran amazing also. Scott sure has them dialed in for sure!
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I’m just getting this one going, it’s a 661 Scott built and I bought from Julian. Has an unlimited coil and ms880 carb on it. It’s nice since I can go out and work with it, but also turn it up and have some fun if I want. Any insight in the “limits” would be appreciated but like others have mentioned, adjusting while cutting may be necessary.
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Thanks, I did not realize that!
I'm sure Scott and Julian did testing, but as temps, humidity and elevation change, so may what the saw likes!
I have noticed that some of my ported saws are much more sensitive to changes in elevation than the non ported ones.
