Chainsaw Photos

[Stihlman441]

New MS880

MS 880 50'' bar 3/8 .063 Carton A3EP full skip chain.

 

[rngrchad]

My new to me Husky 2101xp

 

[mowoodchopper]

You're better off not paying attention to those "Stihl guys". They like to smell each others farts so much they even have a special stihl club. I think they are more like "stihl sheep". Any way... kudos to you for owning non-stihls.
:greenchainsaw:

LMAO

 

[Steveo_supremo]

Here's mine

026 and 371xp

 

[hangnail]

 

[Moss Man]

I would like to try one of those after all the hype, if I could only convince a friend or neighbor to buy one...................

"Won't you be.........my ........neighbor?"
Mr. Rogers

 

[Motodeficient]

I would like to try one of those after all the hype, if I could only convince a friend or neighbor to buy one...................

"Won't you be.........my ........neighbor?"
Mr. Rogers

Come on over neighbor, I have a snellerized 361 you can try

 

[GrizzlyAdams86]

Here's everybody

From left to right: 2100CD, 288xp, 1-70, L65, 61 Rancher, 260 Pro (with a Farm Boss bar) Mac 2-10, 137e.

 

[stone69er]

what size bar do you have on the 61?
And how does it compare power wise to the rest of your saws?

 

[got6ponies]

-new saw

:jester:

_my 2 "small" saws

 

[Steven B]

Here's my collection, minus the 70E

 

[GrizzlyAdams86]

what size bar do you have on the 61?
And how does it compare power wise to the rest of your saws?

It has a 20" bar with Oregon 72 LPX full skip and power wise it is pretty good. I cut up a 24-26"-ish ash log with it and it did slow down some but it got the job done. However I am thinking of modding this saw in the future.

 

[brncreeper]

084 fever

Test fit looked good, 173dl on a 59" bar. Looks like the newly installed piston and h/o filter will come in handy now lolol.

 

[heimannm]

Griz - Got the 2-10 running?

Grant - Now what are you going to cut with that? And, can I come and watch?

Mark

O.K. this is a thread for photo's so have a look at this:

The McCulloch D-44 Series family, D-44, Super 44 (2), Super 44A

 

[GrizzlyAdams86]

Griz - Got the 2-10 running?

No, sadly I do not yet. I still need to get an exact model/series id on it's carb. From what I've been told it is a McCulloch carb and that there were several different varents on 2-10's. It has 3 adjustments, Hi Mix, Lo Speed, Lo Mix. Are there any ways to id it (numbers, etc.) ? Here is a pic of the carb.

 

[PB]

I would like to try one of those after all the hype, if I could only convince a friend or neighbor to buy one...................

"Won't you be.........my ........neighbor?"
Mr. Rogers

I can tell you that it is a good saw. Worth the hype? No. Just a solid 60cc saw. Worth the money? In my opinion, no.

 

[ShoerFast]

361 @ 20" and a 660 with 36" (28" max-cut)

 

[PB]

That 361 sure doesn't look very big next to the 660, does it?

 

[ShoerFast]

Love the pictures Joe, there fantastic!

I really like those old Daytons, they are built very well and will out cut a wild-thinggy any day of the week!

Yours looks in very near new condition, and if you really want to see how yours really cuts, turn that chain around and watch the chips fly! (there is not one person that reads this that did not do that at least once?)

very nice! I have a simalr collection, not as large tho! craftsman 3.7, poulan s25da, dayton 2.3, poulan 3700 (project saw) and a husky 365


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[Dibbs]