Saw video thread

[Chainsaw Jim]

Guy's it was only for testing purpose and FUN! Why should i use a bigger bar for that small kind of wood? No 026 on earth will rip like that with a 9pin and this super agressive filed chain. I should never have put that video online....

By the way, here in germany it is more common to use the smallest bar possible instead of the biggest possible.

There was an internet video dik kicking spree and people probably didn't associate you as as member here.

 

[Chainsaw Jim]

Really talking about limbing and cutting brush ;-) gotta bend over to cut em all, or kneel for a moment.

Yup, that's why people put 32" bars on 60cc saws around here but when it gets mentioned or ends up on video it's offensive to too many.

 

[Deets066]

Yup, that's why people put 32" bars on 60cc saws around here but when it gets mentioned or ends up on video it's offensive to too many.

To each their own, I just don't see how a 32" is easier in any way on 60cc. If you cut big trees the limbs ain't all at ground level

 

[TreeLife]

To each their own, I just don't see how a 32" is easier in any way on 60cc. If you cut big trees the limbs ain't all at ground level

No, but if you climb atop the tree and limb from the top in situations where the bottom is blocked or is pushed into muck it sure is handy.

 

[Dub11]

Yup, that's why people put 32" bars on 60cc saws around here but when it gets mentioned or ends up on video it's offensive to too many.

I got a 32" I'm gonna try on my 2159. And I'll make a video too.

 

[Deets066]

No, but if you climb atop the tree and limb from the top in situations where the bottom is blocked or is pushed into muck it sure is handy.

Yes it would be

 

[dolmarkid]

I run a 32” bar sometimes on my ported 044 or 044/046 hybrid

 

[huskihl]

Logger I know uses a 460 with 20" bar for everything, drops some big ins too

That's all my uncle uses too. 440, 460, 461. 24" bars hang on a nail for special circumstances

 

[Locust Cutter]

I usually either run a 20" or 28 bar on my ported 372xp, but I think a 24" would be about perfect. The 20" bar just doesn't balance well for me, feeling rather handle heavy and the 28 is nose heavy. Power-wise, it'll pull the 28 pretty well, but likely not as well as that 462 or a ported 7900. A 20" bar is about perfect on my 562xp though, but a 16" can be entertaining. A friend years ago had a warmed up 353 Husky running an 8 pin rim, pulling 3/8lp on a 13" bar. It was near unstoppable in Hedge for a fast limbing saw. It wasn't a saw to hand to the inexperienced or uninitiated.

 

[Deets066]

28" stihl light FTW

On every saw

 

[RI Chevy]

Be a little big on a top handle saw, No? Lmao

 

[Deets066]

Be a little big on a top handle saw, No? Lmao

If it would mount up the 200 could pull it.

Piltz super kit of course

 

[Ryan Browne]

If it would mount up the 200 could pull it.

Piltz super kit of course

Gotta make sure to scrape the paint off it too.

 

[Deets066]

Gotta make sure to scrape the paint off it too.

Just the tip baby

 

[Chainsaw Jim]

To each their own, I just don't see how a 32" is easier in any way on 60cc. If you cut big trees the limbs ain't all at ground level

Are you supposed to see how?

 

[Deets066]

Are you supposed to see how?

 

[Hedgerow]

No, but if you climb atop the tree and limb from the top in situations where the bottom is blocked or is pushed into muck it sure is handy.

I tried that on a big hedge tree once..




It went poorly...

Wish we had nice, straight trees with minimal limbs.
Our trees suck..

 

[huskyboy]

Had some fun running two 6 cube saws . The ported one averaged 4.4 secs faster.

 

[RI Chevy]

Still using semi-chisel full comp chain Mason?

 

[huskyboy]

Still using semi-chisel full comp chain Mason?

It was skip semi chisel oregon chain if I’m not mistaken. 28” bar 8 pin. Standing dead ash.