chipper1
Here For The Long Haul!
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Looks/ sounds great Cole.
You still haven't gotten that pile of wood cut down yet lol.
Looks/ sounds great Cole.
Ran one of my 359s the other day.Eh. Good enough for who it's for. Nice firewood saw without much investment. I want to see what more ignition advance does. Currently it leaks bar oil and is hard to start so ideally I'll correct those issues before I proceed with chasing performance. White oak came down up the road a month or so ago and my son wanted to help clear it out of the way. He asked if I had anything ready to cut at the lake. I told him take the 359. He said "man that mfer took a minute to start but once it did holy *s-word!" Meh, I need to get him to another GTG.
It would drive me nuts to run saws that were that slow. Was the chain on backwards haha. Just kidding great job BrettHere's the before and after swapping the muffler cover and a reset, nice bit of power, but sure got loud.
And the 2260, you know which I'd pick out of these two lol.
Edit; to be fair the 362 was running a semi-chisel and the 2260 a full chisel. Both hand filed by me.
What's up buddy.It would drive me nuts to run saws that were that slow. Was the chain on backwards haha. Just kidding great job Brett
Ported 7900 in the same wood with the same chain.
I did take a few thousandths off the rakers, at least a couple more than what it liked in the Locust. Sure an 8 pin would take care of that inconsistency in the cut no problem, but it's dine for green wood or wood not quite as hard.
Maybe I need to find some Michigan fastwood to cut lol.
Yep lol.Gotta be the chain.......
Conclusion? I did not time the cuts.
The HL Supply website features my 066 with a Cross P+C.
https://youtube.com/shorts/ZweDcLvoYAs?feature=share Touched up a square chain and swapped a 357 carb on my husky 261. I’m not the best as filing but it makes chips anyhow....
Yes it’s a torquey one. I actually build a 257/62 yesterday with a little speedier numbers. I need to get another 357 carb for it though. It’s a pain to swap shafts and all for the hd199 carb to fit themThat saw has some torque. Looks like you are giving that piece of wood a workout.
Have you tried the zama knockoffs yet?Yes it’s a torquey one. I actually build a 257/62 yesterday with a little speedier numbers. I need to get another 357 carb for it though. It’s a pain to swap shafts and all for the hd199 carb to fit them
Sounds quite rich.For comparison the stock Cross Performance jug with obligatory muffler mod. Same bar and chain, same wood, same weather. Farmer Chuck was the next saw to hit it.
Happy New Year!