I’m thinking about running a 24” bar on my ported 357xp. 3/8 sprocket and skip chain. Almost all cutting would be pine and fir, much of it dead and on the ground. Thought or recommendations?
Your plan is sound. My 357xp is low hr. stock, pulls a 20" full comp. some-what aggressive on the rakers. pulls just fine in red oak & ash. I have a 365 for my 24" semi skip. 2cents. of course it depends "what" your saw was ported for ? I'd ask the porter what he thinks . and if possible borrow a bar and chain to try it 1st. Although if your not happy it's a great reason to buy a bigger saw !I’m thinking about running a 24” bar on my ported 357xp. 3/8 sprocket and skip chain. Almost all cutting would be pine and fir, much of it dead and on the ground. Thought or recommendations?
That was my plan B. Good to hear from somebody who has done it.I use a 24" .325 pitch full comp on one of my 357xp's. It pulls it no problem, so I think 3/8 skip should be easier likely.
Your 357 will work just fine in Pine or Fir with a 24" bar.I’m thinking about running a 24” bar on my ported 357xp. 3/8 sprocket and skip chain. Almost all cutting would be pine and fir, much of it dead and on the ground. Thought or recommendations?
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