Saw video thread

[MustangMike]

Mine works fine with the 91 link chain, but either way, it is only a 27" bar.

 

[RI Chevy]

This is why we needs standards, not proprietary specific Crap. [emoji52]

 

[Duane(Pa)]

What's all this talk about short bars?

 

[chipper1]

My sugi 28 for Stihl is 92 drivers.


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My husky/Oregon RW takes 93, if you have a stretched out 91 it will fit with a 7 pin.

 

[ChipsFlyin]

What's all this talk about short bars?

At least no one is talking about their bar being crooked...

 

[chipper1]

At least no one is talking about their bar being crooked...
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Rescue saw?

 

[ChipsFlyin]

Rescue saw?

ya - pic borrow from the interwebs.

 

[deye223]

What's all this talk about short bars?

Monster bars in Europe

 

[mdavlee]

This is why we needs standards, not proprietary specific Crap. [emoji52]

Stihl specialty of being different[emoji15]

 

[Ryan Browne]

Stihl specialty of being different[emoji15]

Goddamned .325x.063 and stuffs.

 

[RI Chevy]

Stihl specialty of being different[emoji15]

Goddamned .325x.063 and stuffs.

Now now guys. Come on. Be nice!

 

[Redbull661]

 

[00wyk]

28" bars are all but nonexistent in most parts of Europe. I usually only see the metric stuff: 40cm, 50cm, 60cm, 75cm, 80cm, 90cm, etc etc. So, you will mostly see 24/25" bars, AKA 60cm, instead of 28. Having said that, my price on 28" Tsumura bars from Germany is half what it is stateside, and I can't get a 24" one from the same dealer. So go figger.
My 60cm bar takes 84DL on Stihl and Husky, the 75cm Iggesund Forest takes 100dl on the 288xp with adapter and 98 on the Stihl.

 

[MustangMike]

That 440 sounds Nasty!!!

 

[00wyk]

That 440 sounds Nasty!!!

Was Randy's own saw. So finger ports and high comp and all sorts of insanity. I ended up selling it back to someone stateside. Just too wild for the work I do. I am also at the foot of mountain range next to a big river. So the air is very dense most the time compared to where Randy lives. And this just had way too much compression.

That 281 in the vid is stock, btw. Very angry saw. Ported now. Much angrier.

 

[Deets066]

Wonder how many DL my 84” GB is?
I don’t have enough fingers and toes to figure it out

 

[ferris]

That is 3/8 or is that 404?
The new tip on the bar makes me think 404

 

[Dub11]

Must have been .058.

Nope but GFY.

Odd. There needs to be uniformity amongst bar makers. 20" 3/8 72dl needs to be a standard.

I think the new 70cc Echo is gonna a be a 72dl 20"

Yeah, these days a 20" 3/8 is 72dl, 24" 84, 28" for stihl is 91 and 93 for husqvarna ...30" 100, 32" 105, 36" 115? I've been wrong plenty before...

then you got the D176 24" at 81dl and the 28" at 92 dL then I guess there is a "true" 36" bar and its 119dl. It's out of fugging control I tell ya.

 

[huskyboy]

I just converted a stihl 25” bar (we all know it’s a 24 lol) I had laying around to fit a 372. Fuggin pain. Not as simple as slappin on a adaptor lol.

 

[00wyk]

I just converted a stihl 25” bar (we all know it’s a 24 lol) I had laying around to fit a 372. Fuggin pain. Not as simple as slappin on a adaptor lol.

It's hard to spot, but the bar on this Treemonkeyed 361 is a 73 VS a 75. I used an angle grinder and carbide drill bits.

Hrm.. that might be a TLandrum saw...I forget...