What's on your bench?

[Slumberjack]

Been looking for a saw for trail riding in my jeep, picked this up yesterday, carb cleaned and new fuel line, fired right up. Gonna decide between this and a ms250 to keep.View attachment 280612

I’m a hoosky guy but That’s one of the few stihls I absolutely love!

 

[dustinwilt68]

I like the little ms250 to, DNT want anything to nice getting beat around in the back of the jeep, just needs to run a 16" .325, but I do have a spare 036 topend laying here....

 

[Slumberjack]

I like the little ms250 to, DNT want anything to nice getting beat around in the back of the jeep, just needs to run a 16" .325, but I do have a spare 036 topend laying here....

I want an 036

 

[Slumberjack]

I like the little ms250 to, DNT want anything to nice getting beat around in the back of the jeep, just needs to run a 16" .325, but I do have a spare 036 topend laying here....

Tell ya what though an ms250 with a 14” 3/8 Picco setup will Limb like a champ

 

[dustinwilt68]

I had a 250 yrs ago and sold it, never tried low pro on it but might have to give that a try.

 

[Slumberjack]

CAWS ported boudin stuffed 272 revision deux coming this weekend hopefully. Lol

 

[Stevetheboatguy]

Definitely won't fit on the bench........ Some frame swap action is going to be happening on the ol burb this spring. She doesn't have another winter in her.




Steven

 

[mikerudder]

Been looking for a saw for trail riding in my jeep, picked this up yesterday, carb cleaned and new fuel line, fired right up. Gonna decide between this and a ms250 to keep.View attachment 280612

No comparison between that and the 250!!
034s are awesome little saws.

 

[PA Dan]

This is true but a 025/250 would be my choice to bounce around in the back of a Jeep! The 034 Super deserves a much better life than that.

 

[mikerudder]

This is true but a 025/250 would be my choice to bounce around in the back of a Jeep! The 034 Super deserves a much better life than that.

Very true as well.

 

[Maintenance Chief]

Definitely won't fit on the bench........ Some frame swap action is going to be happening on the ol burb this spring. She doesn't have another winter in her.


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Steven

Weight reduction technology!

 

[Maintenance Chief]

The 044 is coming along.
Had to make some new wires for the ignition system as all the insulation was crumbling on the original.
Got the cylinder on with the new meteor piston, (shes tight! 18 squish) with bgd.
Trying one of these new fangled dual port mufflers. Should be able to get her together and running by this weekend.

 

[Johnmn]

Definitely won't fit on the bench........ Some frame swap action is going to be happening on the ol burb this spring. She doesn't have another winter in her.


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Steven

Just fill her with the fiberglass reinforced bondo!

 

[Wolverine]

Ran the XS365SP with 8 and 9 pins. Video’d it only to realize my battery crapped out, so I have nothing.. It didn’t like the 9 much. Chain wasn’t really set up for it though. I think an 8 is best anyway. My boys HackedUp 365 is happy with the 8. Looking forward to racing the two.

 

[WillG]

Crappy little single stage snowblower. 123cc power more engine. No start due to water in the fuel and a dirty carb. Drained/cleaned/flushed/dried fuel tank and the carb is taking a hot bath in the ultrasonic cleaner. Added a fuel valve too. She'll be a good runner in a little bit.

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[Wilhelm]

Ran the XS365SP with 8 and 9 pins. Video’d it only to realize my battery crapped out, so I have nothing.. It didn’t like the 9 much. Chain wasn’t really set up for it though. I think an 8 is best anyway. My boys HackedUp 365 is happy with the 8. Looking forward to racing the two.
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A 8 pin will jeopardize torque, I imagine a 9 pin will do so even more so.

I like 3/8" 8 pin and .325" 9 pin on my 90cc with short bar, but I truly prefer 3/8" 7 pin on my 79cc and below.

 

[RI Chevy]

You base your decisions on stock saws Wilhelm. Maybe his saw is ported and makes much more power?

 

[dustinwilt68]

For racing I think the larger sprocket generally favors RPM and works well especially on a ported saw that has torque to spare, but on a work saw I still prefer a 7 pin generally, easier for chain swaps also. Just my observations, not gospel.

 

[mdavlee]

Ran the XS365SP with 8 and 9 pins. Video’d it only to realize my battery crapped out, so I have nothing.. It didn’t like the 9 much. Chain wasn’t really set up for it though. I think an 8 is best anyway. My boys HackedUp 365 is happy with the 8. Looking forward to racing the two.
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I’m interested to see how they stack up.

 

[Slumberjack]

After taking a large amount off the base and squish. Lol