Chainsaw Photos

[Dibbs]

 

[gmax]

Nice photos Dibbs

 

[Mr. Bow Saw]

Very nice saws Dibbs.:biggrinbounce2::biggrinbounce2:

 

[leeha]

Great lookin saws Dibbs.
Gotta love them CT's
I'm still waiting to find the first
style then i will have all 3.


Lee

 

[Dibbs]

Nice photos Dibbs

Very nice saws Dibbs.:biggrinbounce2::biggrinbounce2:

Great lookin saws Dibbs.
Gotta love them CT's
I'm still waiting to find the first
style then i will have all 3.


Lee

Thanks, I don't have many saws, but, I'm proud of those two!

 

[RandyMac]

Mono SL 146

From 1964, 85cc, 21 pounds. Anyone else have an SL series Mono?

 

[stihl sawing]

Randy, That big Mono will put some arms on ya after a few days running i bet.

 

[joe25DA]

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?)

yeah yeah I heard that about the chain! I bought the saw like that, the guy said it didnt cut good at all....so I got rid of his "junk saw for $10, (tag was still on) and I hadnt put it on right, i can promise you its on right now!
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[joe25DA]

re-built 031 180psi!
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dayton i just got
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Homelite SXL "old blue", Shindaiwa 345, Craftsman 3.7
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[RandyMac]

051 and Super 250

Neither chainsaw dripped a drop of bar oil, until they were both on the bench. Some sort of pissin' contest, I'm guessin', the Mac was ahead, but the Stihl held it's own.

 

[Evan]

i have big wood syndrome

026 is in the pic to.

372 fell this tree. i didnt measure this tree but its well over the 28" 372 bar, this pick is bucked about 10-15ft from the base of the tree.


no its not gay if the bars touch, its the only way i could get them both to stay on the log

 

[parrisw]

i have big wood syndrome

026 is in the pic to.

372 fell this tree. i didnt measure this true but its well over the 28" 372 bar, this pick is bucked about 10-15ft from the base of the tree.

Nice work, I think the biggest three I bucked up was a 40" doug fir.

 

[Brownpot Deaton]

hey evan...

was looking at your picture. got a question.

is it gay if your bars touch???



















couldn't resist...

question? how do you copy a post into a post?

 

[brownie525]

 

[brncreeper]

084 fever

Griz - Got the 2-10 running?

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

Mark

Did this one today after work with the 41 inch. This was one of those jobs where someone started out with a little saw and then gave up. You can see all the cuts someone made but never got it separated. After the flush cut I bucked the rest of it out.

 

[dave k]

Just a couple of pics of some of the gang. Im keeping an eye out for a 056 Magnum to keep the Super company ! The 045 and 056 are not that common
here in Ireland. The 032 has good cutting ability for it's size and the 050 runs like it's new.

 

[AKDriveSprocket]

Looks like Stihls are ahead by one.But the Huskys got them against the wall.

 

[Birdhunter1]

L-R: Allis Chalmers 75A, Stihl 029 Super, Stihl 024 AV, Poulan Super 250. I do not know anything other than who previously owned the AC and Poulan saws.I do know he died 16 years ago and they probably haven't been run since then, but I would bet anything I own that the fuel was always properly mixed and the cylinder and piston are good, chain is still sharp on the AC.

I figure the $150 dollars (minus bar and chain) in this one was worth it. It had an 18" bar on it when I got it, that now sits on my 029, but I wanted a 16" on this one (it will also fit my 029)

 

[gregz]

heres my new lineup
026 ms460 056 magII 066 ms660 and the fs250 trimmer

 

[power st serv]

My first saw, given to me by my brother, who got it from our father for Christmas circa 1986.

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This is my new Husqvarna:

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