Saw video thread

[Onan18]

This is a 46, not 36.

Doc that thing just plain sounds pissed off! Thank you so much for helping me out with this project, I know you are really buried right now.

Joe

 

[drf256]

I think it's lean and needs more muffler still .and fuel also

I ran out of time and wanted to insure it wouldn't grenade.

I'm so used to no limiters I forget sometimes.

Rushing does no one good.

 

[paragonbuilder]

Whats the point? Why is this so important? Ive ran this saw against a few and Im satisfied with the way mine runs??!! Lol! What am I proving or u proving by comparing them?

Not proving anything. But damn it! Now my curiosity wants to know!!! Send the damn saw. Lol.
Who ported it Keith?

 

[paragonbuilder]

This is a 46, not 36.

Looks good Doc!

 

[drf256]

Needs a. Hour or 2 0f fine tuning.

It's 103/122/24/78

 

[Red97]

I have attempted and fail miserably haha about 5-6 chains worth

Everyone of them makes dust


Will continue to practice though

Sent from my non internal combustion device.

Buy one already filed, use it. Then file 1 tooth at a time.

Much easier way to learn...

 

[RI Chevy]

This is a stock Stihl 026 that I ran. And the Dr Al ported 026. Really no comparison here. I was too lazy to switch bars and chains. Both saws are running Ethanol free VP small engine 94 octane fuel with Motul 800 oil at 32:1.
Both saws are using .325 chains. The stock 026 has an 18" bar. The ported 026 has a 16" bar. Both chains were freshly sharpened before using.
The wood is freshly cut oak, and is very hard.
I don't think the stock 026 likes the 32:1 fuel mix.

 

[paragonbuilder]

Needs a. Hour or 2 0f fine tuning.

It's 103/122/24/78

How's the compression?

 

[paragonbuilder]

This is a stock Stihl 026 that I ran. And the Dr Al ported 026. Really no comparison here. I was too lazy to switch bars and chains. Both saws are running Ethanol free VP small engine 94 octane fuel with Motul 800 oil at 32:1.
Both saws are using .325 chains. The stock 026 has an 18" bar. The ported 026 has a 16" bar. Both chains were freshly sharpened before using.
The wood is freshly cut oak, and is very hard.
I don't think the stock 026 likes the 32:1 fuel mix.

Lol! I keep thing my 260 is broken. It runs just like that. I honestly can't believe it's a pro saw in stock form... Why would anyone have payed $500 for such a turd?
Jeff are you listening to audio of Jasons saws as you cut[emoji849]

 

[RI Chevy]

Lol. No, why do you ask. Do I look like I am staring into space while revving the saw. Lol

 

[Canadian farm boy]

This is a stock Stihl 026 that I ran. And the Dr Al ported 026. Really no comparison here. I was too lazy to switch bars and chains. Both saws are running Ethanol free VP small engine 94 octane fuel with Motul 800 oil at 32:1.
Both saws are using .325 chains. The stock 026 has an 18" bar. The ported 026 has a 16" bar. Both chains were freshly sharpened before using.
The wood is freshly cut oak, and is very hard.
I don't think the stock 026 likes the 32:1 fuel mix.

Awesome job! That really puts thing in perspective. Ported vs stock.

 

[paragonbuilder]

Lol. No, why do you ask. Do I look like I am staring into space while revving the saw. Lol

No I just saw your earbuds.[emoji41]

 

[RI Chevy]

Lol. I wear my ear plugs with the string in front. Lol
I hate having the string on the back of my neck.

 

[dall]

jeff i been wanting to do this comparison also i have a bone stock even the muffler and the one al did for me i just havent had the time or energy to run a saw right now but im getting better

 

[RI Chevy]

Good to hear Dallas. Get well and do up a video when your better. I have to retune the stock 026 and do it over.

 

[dall]

i have 2 stock 046s also i wanna do a video also the one runs alot better than the other

 

[RI Chevy]

You got a D jug saw?

 

[dall]

the one that runs good is not a d jug not sure on the other because i didnt need to take it apart yet

 

[RI Chevy]

Cool! I thought you just had 036's. Lol

 

[dall]

lol 026s 036s 046s 066s and 361s are my weakness