Alternating saws when noodling.❓

[Marley5]

With age I've resorted to noodling more than in the past.
I set up a couple of rounds as a work station and get on my knees and noodle away.
Problem is I don't feel like noodling is all that great on chainsaws so I rotate saws back and forth as to not over work them.
Yes I'm particular with all my equipment and keep sharp chains.
My brother does it with his MS 440 and never stops while I'm rotating back and forth.
I have to many saws now and really don't need a 60+ CC saw just to cut sideways.
How do y'all do it ?

 

[Wood Doctor]

I use my Stihl MS 441c and it works perfectly:

I made those white supports in my shop and both halve and quarter cut with them. That pin oak is heavy, but in 9 months after spitting and drying, it will burn hot. I'm using a 25" bar here. Good Luck!

 

[pioneerguy600]

It has been quite cold here this past week so I noodled up two cords of twisty rock maple with my trusty 044 Arctic, only need a 20" bar with chisel chain , no need to rotate out saws.

 

[OM617YOTA]

Tune it right, don't overload it, WOT till the job is done. They're machines, not pets. No need to alternate saws.

 

[oldguy]

I prefer 70cc 24'' bar for noodleing but my wood is 22'' long.
I cut the first one in half, put the pieces flat side down next to each other and saw the rest on those.
I do not alternate saws.

 

[Wood Doctor]

Another Pic of my shop-made noodle cutting supports, this time holding big ash:

I believe I may have cut this puppy into sixths and eventually produced 30 split firewood logs.