Saw video thread

[MustangMike]

That is Rural!!!

 

[Cigmaker]

I actually live several miles away from the town,my closest neighbor is a mile away.

So that's a negative on the power lol

 

[Chainsaw Jim]

I was looking up some population category terminology or whatever you call it and there's lists that say a "Hamlet" is a community of around 400 people, and as you get close to 1000 it's called a village, and then on to something like 2500 before classifying as a town.

The little community where I grew up out Nonpereil was listed in 2000 to have a population of 202. There was only about half that 22 years ago when I moved away.

 

[MustangMike]

My HS graduating class was over 500, and I did not live in a City. They did split the HS into 2 the year after. I did not even know all the people in my graduating class, and met some of them years later.

 

[Roadfxr]

23 people in my class when we graduated. It's safe to say we all knew each other!


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[jmssaws]

Marquand is called a village,right or wrong.

My graduating class was 35

 

[jmssaws]

Here's my 7900 bone stock.

 

[jmssaws]

Here's my 7900 bone stock.

Nwp big bore cylinder.
I'm looking forward to porting it

 

[huskyboy]

I actually live several miles away from the town,my closest neighbor is a mile away.

Lucky!

 

[Time's Standing Stihl]

Marquand is called a village,right or wrong.

My graduating class was 35

I always thought you looked familiar, one of the village people

 

[RI Chevy]

I cut all day today using Stihl 026 MOFO Worksaw and JMSSAWS 440. 70 degrees and sunny today.
I was using VP fuel with Red Armor at about 36:1.
Both saws ran real strong.
This video duo is comparing .325 and 3/8 Full Chisel chains on 18" bars in the same piece of wood with 7 pin rim sprockets. Both chains were hand filed prior to use by me. Both chains are fairly new.

First video is 026 running .325 chain.

Second video is 026 running 3/8 chain. Full Chisel, not pico.

Overall, the .325 seemed better to me. Smoother in the cut and held higher RPM'S. The 3/8 chain really grabbed the wood and loaded the saw much more than the .325 chain.

 

[jmssaws]

I cut all day today using Stihl 026 MOFO Worksaw and JMSSAWS 440. 70 degrees and sunny today.
I was using VP fuel with Red Armor at about 36:1.
Both saws ran real strong.
This video duo is comparing .325 and 3/8 Full Chisel chains on 18" bars in the same piece of wood with 7 pin rim sprockets. Both chains were hand filed prior to use by me. Both chains are fairly new.

First video is 026 running .325 chain.

Second video is 026 running 3/8 chain. Full Chisel, not pico.

Overall, the .325 seemed better to me. Smoother in the cut and held higher RPM'S. The 3/8 chain really grabbed the wood and loaded the saw much more than the .325 chain.

How many tanks have you ran through the 440 so far?
It's a good solid saw.

 

[RI Chevy]

I didn't video it today, but I used 3 full tanks just today cutting 1 year dead wood. Pretty hard stuff. I had a 24" bar with Full Comp chain.
So strong, it took a beating to my spikes. Lol. They are toast. I need to go with OEM Steel spikes.

I have over 15 tanks through it now. It ran well today. Started 1st pull with choke on and stayed running after sitting for a long while. No spooge out the muffler that I could see with this Red Armor oil.

 

[dall]

lol jeff my hybrid does the same thing

 

[RI Chevy]

Those were Farmertech spikes. I may just take a grinder to them and shorten them. They need to be heat treated. Lol
They look nice but suck!

 

[Deets066]

Never seen such a strong saw to bend the spikes.

How does this occur anyway?

 

[RI Chevy]

Lol. Junk spikes. Put them on one of your Hybrids and you would probably bend them too. Lol
The Farmertech spikes are aluminum. Junk.
Look really cool but do not work well.

 

[dall]

Lol. Junk spikes. Put them on one of your Hybrids and you would probably bend them too. Lol
The Farmertech spikes are aluminum. Junk.
Look really cool but do not work well.

a magnet will stick to them but they are weak i have used a file on mine to straighten out but they will get replaced sometime with stainless ones

 

[Deets066]

My hybrid has AM spikes, I've bent them but it was my own fault. Not the saw

 

[RI Chevy]

I just cut normal as I always do. Saw pulled the wood into it and during the course of cutting, bent the spike tips.