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Sure can!Hey Mike can I get one for a Makita 6401 so I can use Stihl bars
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Sure can!Hey Mike can I get one for a Makita 6401 so I can use Stihl bars
waumpuscat at g mail
You'll have to jump back a few years first. Old thread.I'll take one to fit the 562xp wanting to run 3003 Stihl bars
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In this case I would buy a 20” Tsumura or Sugihara Reduced weight bar in .058”/1.5mm, then have the bar mount slot machined to fit the Stihl. I have had it done on several bars myself. There shouldn’t be a problem finding a machine shop locally in Norway who could do that for you. I’m from Norway too, by the way.want to buy the new stihl 462, and fit it with the new husqvarna X cut chain (C85) or the oregon 73 lpx chain. Want a lightweight bar around 20 " I have not been able to find a such a bar, anyone know about a bar that could fit? (3/8, 1,5 mm gauge, and 20 inches with the stihl 3003 bar mount and as light as possible) Know that Cannon make such bars but think they are realy hevy. Is there a adapter that can be used? If there is nothing thats fitts I think i will buy the new Husqvarna 572, but its 0,6 kg heavier than the stihl 462 and not as strong eather.
The new C 85 chain from HVA comes only as I know with the 1,5 mm drive links, and here in Norway the oregon lpx chain is only sold with the 1,5 mm drive links. I have always got the oregon chains sharper than the stihl chains so the 36 RSC/RMC is not an alternative. I have also used the new Husqvarna x cut chain SP33G in .325 for about a year now on mostly a stihl 261, but lately also on a jonsered 2260 and find it the best chain I have ever used on a chainsaw, so I have hight expectations on the new X cut in (3/8 C85)
Hei.Hei and thanks for your support, maybee thats a good ide. I work in a "kommune" so here we have a workshop that may can help me. Think the 261 have the same bar mount system as the 462. I allredy have a 261 so I will try with a bar from our HVA 395 on the 261 to see how much who need to bee done. I asume you mean that I should buy a bar that fits the bigger HVA saws who has 0,058 gauge.
In this case I would buy a 20” Tsumura or Sugihara Reduced weight bar in .058”/1.5mm, then have the bar mount slot machined to fit the Stihl. I have had it done on several bars myself. There shouldn’t be a problem finding a machine shop locally in Norway who could do that for you. I’m from Norway too, by the way.
If you’re having issues finding that bar, let me know, and I can help you out and ship it to you. I know the Sugihara bar is available from at least one place right away.
Or, you can buy a STIHL compatible bar, and have someone grind or mill the slot to 0.058".
Also depends if you want new. 'Thrifty' sawyers are known to buy a new .050 gauge bar; switch to .058 gauge chain when the groove gets worn; then progress to .063 after that.
You might find a used .050 STIHL mount guide bar that is worn enough to accept.058 chain. Maybe file the rails and replace the nose sprocket to 'refurbish' it?
Philbert
Maybee thats the easiest way to do it, I will lock what I can find out and ask the mechanics what they think, thanks for your ides evryone so far. I am from a small island in the hardangerfjord, but I work at karmøy in the "kommune" down there.Hei.
Yes, get an 0.058 gauge bar for large Husky mount, D009, and machine the slot to fit the Stihl.
It works great, and you can still use the same bar on the Husky with a small and cheap adapter. I have several myself. If you work in a “Kommune”, I’m sure you can get that done easily.
What part of the country are you in? I’m from Porsgrunn myself.
Here’s one, if you want reduced weight:Maybee thats the easiest way to do it, I will lock what I can find out and ask the mechanics what they think, thanks for your ides evryone so far. I am from a small island in the hardangerfjord, but I work at karmøy in the "kommune" down there.
Ready to ship.
Sending pm.Are they still for sale I would love a couple
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