Or better yet , change it over to the Oregon power mate small spline. That's why I had the 325-8 small rim.Stihls mini is actually smaller than oregon small spline..im assuming stihl makes that mini spline so you have to use their rims.
Or better yet , change it over to the Oregon power mate small spline. That's why I had the 325-8 small rim.
It's not really a weird tweener. Stihl created the mini in an effort to monopolize their smaller rim drives, so you had to buy it from them to replace it. Most, other than stihl, run either Oregon small or largeWhat's the weird in between spline?
I think husky uses it
Not a video but a cool pic of my little town from this evening. Population of 103
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At 18 inches I'm not thinking so if it's set up right. The chain needed touched up and was already set up with lower rakers for running a 7-pin. Under normal cutting conditions I wouldn't have been putting near that much of a load on it.Jim, do you think dropping to an 8 pin would keep the RPM'S a little bit higher and in the sweet spot? Sounded like it was a little low on the RPM'S in the cut when dogged. 8 pin may "work" a little better.
what town is itNot a video but a cool pic of my little town from this evening. Population of 103
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Looked pretty good to me.At 18 inches I'm not thinking so if it's set up right. The chain needed touched up and was already set up with lower rakers for running a 7-pin. Under normal cutting conditions I wouldn't have been putting near that much of a load on it.
I'll have to run it again after putting a good grind on the chain.
And the locals get suspicious when a outsider rolls through
It's not really a weird tweener. Stihl created the mini in an effort to monopolize their smaller rim drives, so you had to buy it from them to replace it. Most, other than stihl, run either Oregon small or large
I don't think so. You just type quicker than me.Thats what i wanted to say..you just smarder than me.