Spikes

[BonScott46]

View attachment 107523 660 dogs for a new 462

Aren't those 1128 dawgs?

 

[mdavlee]

Aren't those 1128 dawgs?

Probably not. They may be getting them back to all be interchangeablemlike they used to be on the 044/64/66.

 

[J. Loe]

Wait, what the consensus for hard woods on a 461? The factory isn’t getting it.


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[BonScott46]

Probably not. They may be getting them back to all be interchangeablemlike they used to be on the 044/64/66.

I have some that look like those that are stamped 1128, I think they were coming from the factory on the R models most recently. The 1122's are the same tooth pattern except without the oversized bottom spike. I like them both for different applications.

 

[mdavlee]

I have some that look like those that are stamped 1128, I think they were coming from the factory on the R models most recently. The 1122's are the same tooth pattern except without the oversized bottom spike. I like them both for different applications.

There's hardwood spikes for the 1122 that have the bottom pointing up. The R spikes all look like those

 

[ferris]

Aren't those 1128 dawgs?

No 1122 dawgs

 

[SteveinUT]

Anyone know of a spike that will fit a Solo 651SP?

 

[Dub11]

Anyone know of a spike that will fit a Solo 651SP?

Do you need one? Let me check mine.

 

[Dub11]

Do you need one? Let me check mine.

Never mind it's missing too

 

[Wilhelm]

Custom clutch cover spike that I made for my Sachs-Dolmar 105.
I utilized a piece of a gang saw blade to make it, the teeth are those of the saw blade.


OEM clutch cover spike that came with my Sachs-Dolmar 108


The SD105 and SD108 are identical power heads, they don't have any provisions intended for a PH spike.
Luckily the clutch cover is massive Magnesium and it is held to the PH by two fairly spaced bolts which gives it a strong fit.

 

[Dub11]

A 372 inner spike on a 2159.

 

[Dub11]

What about no spikes?

 

[RIDE-RED 350r]

View attachment 107895
What about no spikes?

Get that abomination off that saw!!

 

[Dub11]

Get that abomination off that saw!!

that's on the MOFO 026. It carries all limbing duties. I really just wanted a roller chain catcher on it.

 

[BuckthornBonnie]

View attachment 107895
What about no spikes?

Handy for noodling, too.

 

[Dustin4185]

What are thoughts on a ported 362? Bigger dogs or not? I like having the protection of them, but don't want something that is grabby.

 

[CR888]

="Dustin4185, post: 595139, member: 2032 What are thoughts on a ported 362? Bigger dogs or not? I like having the protection of them, but don't want something that is grabby.

I run MS362R dual spikes/roller catcher kits on my modded MS261's they are a good size for that power range. I'd just use them. I've tried 660 spike & 4 point ProSafety spikes and while they look great, the saw stands up when placed on ground, and they become really grabby putting a bunch of stress on your chain, sprockets etc. The 'R' spike kit is also the good solid metal like the old ones not the thin pressed nasty ones.

 

[Dustin4185]

[QUOTE="Dustin4185, post: 595139, member: 2032 What are thoughts on a ported 362? Bigger dogs or not? I like having the protection of them, but don't want something that is grabby.

I run MS362R dual spikes/roller catcher kits on my modded MS261's they are a good size for that power range. I'd just use them. I've tried 660 spike & 4 point ProSafety spikes and while they look great, the saw stands up when placed on ground, and they become really grabby putting a bunch of stress on your chain, sprockets etc. The 'R' spike kit is also the good solid metal like the old ones not the thin pressed nasty ones.[/QUOTE]

Do you happen to have pet numbers?

 

[SteveinUT]

Do you need one? Let me check mine.

I swear I didn't take it... thanks anyway Dub!

 

[J. Loe]

Wait, sooooo hardwood spikes for a 461?