Saw video thread
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I know buddy, I just run out of light before I have free time unfortunately. Stay tuned however, I promise I will get a good video of the 2071 doing work!!! It might be Saturday, I have work to do for a client, a side job. We'll see how the ole wheel of fortune lands for me haha
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Most definitely. His saws are something else
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This year there were only about 10 guys that raced. We need to get more guys in there next year. That was fun
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Most Stihl saws hold their bolts pretty well, but I will admit every now and then I come across one that is problematic.
After replacing muffler bolts on one of my client's saws 3 times, I finally put them in with the HD Loctite. No complaints after that! Regular Loctite just would not hold the muffler bolts on that MS 460, don't know why.
After replacing muffler bolts on one of my client's saws 3 times, I finally put them in with the HD Loctite. No complaints after that! Regular Loctite just would not hold the muffler bolts on that MS 460, don't know why.
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Start earlier lol
Your supposed to raise anchor before you set sail. That way your not banging it on the bottom
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Id like to see that dolmar and 064 go head to head that would be a good one to watch
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I was running the camera, no fun, but the only way I got vids
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Just being honest here, but the Stihl 460 looked the strongest. And the smoothest.
I could tell it wasn't you Nick. Lol
Your cutting style is much different. [emoji106]
I could tell it wasn't you Nick. Lol
Your cutting style is much different. [emoji106]
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Horray 2260 and 2171
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Of course it did... he was cutting twigs....
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I fiddled with the innards of that 460, runs pretty well, but like Dan said...it was cutting bs. That 2071 will run circles around that 460 with any size bar. That 2071 also positively pisses oil on the bar, it could oil a 36.
