Saw video thread

[Deets066]

Wow Bud! You did good with her! Now you need to go back into the 066...
You think the 066 would shine with a longer bar?


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It would, chain was hurting the 66, brand new once filed 404. Teeth are long and don't clear chips well yet with low rakers

Hybrid had a very nice square file

 

[Chainsaw Jim]

It would, chain was hurting the 66, brand new once filed 404. Teeth are long and don't clear chips well yet with low rakers

Hybrid had a very nice square file

Do you file the gullets down on the hybrid? It's definitely sharp and fast, but it's not clearing those chips very well.

 

[Deets066]

Do you file the gullets down on the hybrid? It's definitely sharp and fast, but it's not clearing those chips very well.

I do file the gullets, it's no race chain. Just a good square file work chain

 

[Chainsaw Jim]

I do file the gullets, it's no race chain. Just a good square file work chain

I'm sure most of us would enjoy watching it chow down on some wood with a good race chain on it.

 

[Mastermind]

Chain is everything really. Then operator. Then tune. The actual engine work is probably next.

I found that out at my first GTG at Wiggs place. Lost every race. lol

 

[Deets066]

I'm sure most of us would enjoy watching it chow down on some wood with a good race chain on it.

So would I

 

[jmssaws]

Chain is everything really. Then operator. Then tune. The actual engine work is probably next.

I found that out at my first GTG at Wiggs place. Lost every race. lol

All of them together make a saw stick out from the others.

 

[JT78]

My 395 I ported with a 42 cutting some big oak.

 

[RI Chevy]

Nice. That wood looks petrified.

 

[JT78]

It was some tough sh** dulled the chain after each cut had to touch it up after each round.

 

[Chainsaw Jim]

My 395 I ported with a 42 cutting some big oak.

All I saw was a tall pile of sawdust wearing earmuffs and somehow sprouting arms to use a serious wood cuttin sumbitch.

 

[Chainsaw Jim]

It was some tough sh** dulled the chain after each cut had to touch it up after each round.

Dirty crotches will foul your tool every time.

 

[drf256]

Hybrid put a whoopin on muh 66

Awesome Deets. In the second video, I like how you can see the bar oil cloud. That hybrid is a runner for sure.

 

[drf256]

My 036 stopped holding high tune. It's getting a new fuel line, filter and probably carb (they are so cheap).

Someone video'd about a third of what I wanted shown to get some opinions. This is in 20" maple. Was still cutting well, but the tune out of the cut was all over the place. Turning the H screw adjusted it temporarily. Idle was totally fine, so I doubt a vac leak.

 

[paragonbuilder]

My 036 stopped holding high tune. It's getting a new fuel line, filter and probably carb (they are so cheap).

Someone video'd about a third of what I wanted shown to get some opinions. This is in 20" maple. Was still cutting well, but the tune out of the cut was all over the place. Turning the H screw adjusted it temporarily. Idle was totally fine, so I doubt a vac leak.

I had a h screw that the threads were compromised on the carb body. Saw kept losing tune, but would dial right in great. Start cutting and it was off again, then as I was adjusting it I felt it pop back at me.


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[MustangMike]

044 #1 started loosing the tune real fast (after it had not moved for 18 years). New springs under the adjustment screws solved the problem, think I got charged about 50 cents for them. Apparently, the old springs just lost their tension.

That saw cuts nice Al.

Was also wondering if you checked the timing #s on that 440 that ran so well. Would be nice to know.

 

[mdavlee]

 

[mdavlee]

A while back I just remembered.

 

[MustangMike]

Stumping is always tough on the saws.

Hey Mike, when I am doing a large stump, I first put the wedge in like you do, but when I get near the end, I pull that wedge and put two in on opposite sides as close to the bar as I dare, that way when you cut through the end, the piece tilts up freeing your bar. (Two wedges opposite each other more than half way through the cut, and it will see saw back the other way freeing your bar).

 

[mdavlee]

Sometimes I do that. I was just running saws to be running them.