Miller Mod Saws
Chainsaw Masseuse
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- 317
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- Dec 29, 2015
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- Location
- Ravenwood,MO

Wow Randall!@!!!!!! It has Balls as big as all out of doors!!!!!! Woot!!!! Wooot!!!!Not like you might think. Of course it will be larger than it was as a 665, but barely more than a 7910.
The 7910 jug just works better on this chassis than the 681 jug....at least for me.
That's your saw there in the video Rick.......and it's on it's way to Texas.
Now......to make the unlimited saws as stout.
Gotta find tdc then pull like u mean itHi compression, timing advance, and no compression relief are the likely culprits! It took everything I had in me to start a Smittybilt 064 at the Upstate NY GTG last year. I was so relieved when "it came to life".
That sucks. I hate pulling on a saw forever to not get any results.This 064 has too many aftermarket parts. I'm not sure whether it's a coil/flywheel issue, or a carb issue. I just ain't able to pull on it any longer. The last thing I need is to reinjure myself when I'm just starting to heal.
I ran the one with a black grenade on it at wigg's place last year.That is exactly what I did Keith.
I don't know everything the Smittybilt guys do to their saws, but I will tell you that it includes higher compression, a lot of timing advance, and cylinders w/o decompression valves.
You should come on up to the GTG and pull on one for yourself!
Sure he will. Right after you plant that leg and take a healthy pull on your 665/681C'mon Randy! Grab that handle and put yer nuts into it!