sedanman
Just cut the piano!!
Mark, I brought that little Makita (Dolmar) you gave me, I wanted to let you see it in working order again. Good little saw thanks again!
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sedanman
Just cut the piano!!
Mike, Welcome to the forum but................ stay on topic. This is a new idea and deserves it's own thread, it should not be added to an existing thread. Now to answer your question, follow this link http://www.giftsofwood.com/stihl_info.htm
sedanman said:
Tks!
I didn't expect your reply so fast !
I already downloaded the IPLs ^_^ great !
I was trying to post my first thread then but went to the wrong door
Great to see you pro guys here.
mike
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A few more photos
A few more photos
Mange
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I never got any pics, just the letter. Did you send any?
Lawn Masters
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Someone please email me the pics of Lewis Brander's saws, I'm dying to see what they look like in action.
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A few more,Ken. Only 20 more to upload, Ken
A few more,Ken. Only 20 more to upload, Ken
Mange,
I sent you 6 pictures and they kept coming back. message,host not reconized bla, bla, bla, Ken
I sent you 6 pictures and they kept coming back. message,host not reconized bla, bla, bla, Ken
I got to try the new Husky 575. It was a ported 575 (EHP) and cut really nice through the 16 inch beech. I couldn't bog it down. It could certainly handle a more aggresive chain and/or bigger wood. The Dolmar 7900s (muffler mod only-Sedanman or ported by EHP) were a hoot to cut with: light, powerful and fast. The smaller saws like the Stihl 361 (EHP) or the Husky 359 (EHP) just scream through the wood. They were great fun to cut with.
Most of the chains on these saws wouldn't stand up to a full day's work. Several had cutters that were so small you could probably cover the entire cutter with one (1) sesame seed. I'm talking tiny, tiny cutters with the backs, fronts and undersides all ground away, giant gullets, and little stubs for rackers.
A good ear for what the saw is doing is very valuable. Ed did a cut with one of Joker's saws ( a 372 I think) and said it was too lean. A half turn with the screwdriver on the H jet and he picked up over a second in the cut, going from something like 7.7 seconds down to 6.6 seconds.
The belly bar on Sedanman's 7900 looks cool and the saw actually seemed to cut a bit faster with that bar on it versus a standard bar. I cut with it and it has a cool feel going through the wood.
I think the EHP361 had a fairly standard looking chain on it compared to the EHP 359 with a hogged out race chain and the 361 beat the 359. It's a bit apples to oranges comparison, but there may be more to the motor winning the race than the chain. Maybe that's what Macman101 said in another thread about having a chain race at the next GTG?
Most of the chains on these saws wouldn't stand up to a full day's work. Several had cutters that were so small you could probably cover the entire cutter with one (1) sesame seed. I'm talking tiny, tiny cutters with the backs, fronts and undersides all ground away, giant gullets, and little stubs for rackers.
A good ear for what the saw is doing is very valuable. Ed did a cut with one of Joker's saws ( a 372 I think) and said it was too lean. A half turn with the screwdriver on the H jet and he picked up over a second in the cut, going from something like 7.7 seconds down to 6.6 seconds.
The belly bar on Sedanman's 7900 looks cool and the saw actually seemed to cut a bit faster with that bar on it versus a standard bar. I cut with it and it has a cool feel going through the wood.
I think the EHP361 had a fairly standard looking chain on it compared to the EHP 359 with a hogged out race chain and the 361 beat the 359. It's a bit apples to oranges comparison, but there may be more to the motor winning the race than the chain. Maybe that's what Macman101 said in another thread about having a chain race at the next GTG?
MacDaddy
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What happened to Roundchain marty?
Chopwood
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NO SHOW, must have been too busy.
Mange
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Here is a few resized
Mange
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Some more.
Mange
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Oops seems there is a Husky that sneaked in there as well
Now how did that happen???
Now how did that happen???
ccicora
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The 7900 with the Belly bar.... I think won the Cool Factor award saw! It cut good and cut nice but change overs might be tricky....
