Saw video thread

[Deets066]

@M2theB
https://youtu.be/AfIGfH9RnzE

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[Canadian farm boy]

Here’s that same 2171w but this time with the pop up piston and a different ported jug.

 

[USMC615]

@M2theB
https://youtu.be/AfIGfH9RnzE

Nice...

 

[Deets066]

Here’s that same 2171w but this time with the pop up piston and a different ported jug.

Johnny 5 Alive...

 

[huskyboy]

Here’s that same 2171w but this time with the pop up piston and a different ported jug.

Stopwatch said the flattop piston was slightly faster. But what did the powerband and feel of the saw tell you? Did one feel different than the other? Cool test Mike.... popup vs flattop.

 

[WillG]

Super XL Automatic I just saved. I have a few things against me on those cuts:

No dogs/spikes
Log isn't secure
Oregon Vanguard safety chain

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[huskihl]

Super XL Automatic I just saved. I have a few things against me on those cuts:

No dogs/spikes
Log isn't secure
Oregon Vanguard safety chain

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I have one of those on a Lewis winch. Always starts and runs

 

[Maintenance Chief]

Super XL Automatic I just saved. I have a few things against me on those cuts:

No dogs/spikes
Log isn't secure
Oregon Vanguard safety chain

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Those spikes seem to disappear from every saw XL-12 I find. I've gotten a few through barter.
There's a fellow on another site that is talking about making a bunch of them ,if he does I'll let you know.
He's already made 50 short clutch cover spikes for a 10 series Mac.

 

[WillG]

Those spikes seem to disappear from every saw XL-12 I find. I've gotten a few through barter.
There's a fellow on another site that is talking about making a bunch of them ,if he does I'll let you know.
He's already made 50 short clutch cover spikes for a 10 series Mac.

Thanks man but I scored one on eBay for $10

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[Maintenance Chief]

In the spirit of firewood season, a nicer Pro Mac 10-10 and pecan.

 

[WillG]

Sounds nice! Love the sound of an old Mac

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[Wolverine]

I remember when @Jon1212 told me how he was corrected one day that is was arms and blades not bars and chains.

@M2theB
https://youtu.be/AfIGfH9RnzE

Hot damn, that saw seems really hungry. Nice one.

 

[Ronie]

Husqvarna 51 with a 55 closed port cylinder I ground on.

 

[RI Chevy]

Nice job Ronie. Runs strong for a homeowner saw...[emoji106]

 

[Ronie]

Nice job Ronie. Runs strong for a homeowner saw...[emoji106]

Thanks, it runs better than I expected.

 

[Ronie]

Same 55 as above, I got the carb adjusted a little better and put a new chain on it. Doing that, knocked 2-3 seconds off the cut. It's got some good torque for a little saw.

 

[redlight066]

My First 462. Ran it earlier today and it wasn't quite there. Headed back to the shop and went back in. I can't say enough about the simplicity of this design. Only takes a few minutes to have the jug in your hand. Picked up 3 seconds raising the transfers and exhaust roof a touch more.

 

[RI Chevy]

Nice job on that Rich...

 

[TreeLife]

My First 462. Ran it earlier today and it wasn't quite there. Headed back to the shop and went back in. I can't say enough about the simplicity of this design. Only takes a few minutes to have the jug in your hand. Picked up 3 seconds raising the transfers and exhaust roof a touch more.

Nicely done Rich. There's no shame in going back in and you proved it. Perfect working powerband, can put it on the dogs and make it do what it was meant to do.

 

[redlight066]

Here's where it's lacking grunt after machine work and porting. Throttle response was great, just couldn't load it up. Went straight home and fixt it.