Chain pictures

[MacDaddy]

this is some #10 oregon built by Jack Stewart

 

[John Ellison]

MacDaddy, I guess Jack Stewart is a common name, but would you know if that is the J. Stewart that fell timber in Alaska in the early 90s?

John

 

[MacDaddy]

I dont think so But this Jack made the best chains for years Sven Johnson ran his chains for years and set world records with them

 

[R Schra]

are this competition chains? they looked square filed to me? never seen that here.

 

[Lawn Masters]

Yes that is a competition chain.

 

[MacDaddy]

Yes thats all we run out west I think back east they might still run some round

 

[spacemule]

Has anyone else noticed the proliferation of bandwidth refuse since Glen has abandoned the site?

 

[Al Smith]

Has anyone else noticed the proliferation of bandwidth refuse since Glen has abandoned the site?

Yea but I still can't download my 8.7 meg vid clip.I can't figure out how to change it back to mpeg or some other viewable form from movie maker.Oh,nice chain.I have some #10 Oregon but I'll bet it's not that fast.

 

[ozflea]

I wonder how they would handle a bit of good old fashioned Aussie hardwood compared to the mostly soft American timbers.

Mc Bob.

 

[disandat]

I got some #10 Oregon chain...doesn't look as pretty as that though.

 

[Marky Mark]

Meatloaf you have any Roy Both chain? I would like to see how he tones down his riders.

 

[166dolmarnp]

We have hardwood in North America also Aussie friend. Doesn't make sense to spend good money on race chains then destroy them on harwood.

 

[pbtree]

Nice chain...

 

[Lobo]

Has anyone run the same saw, same operator, with same model chains but one chain square filed and the other round filed, first in softwoods and logged the times as well as cutting life and then in hardwoods such as oak, elm or maple and logged those times as well as cutting life, compared times and the cutting life of these chains under both applications.