dissecting an earthquake chainsaw

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Is that called a 'Tremor'? 'Tumult'? 'Commotion'? 'Disturbance' . . . (just curious)

Philbert

This is Britain!! It will be a something like 'The gentle nudge'
- with the new ice age pace blade for the imperceptible removal of tree fibre


Mike
 
Is that called a 'Tremor'? 'Tumult'? 'Commotion'? 'Disturbance' . . . (just curious)

Philbert

Convulsion? Trembler? Shaker? Snackie?

I must be losing it because I thought you were implying that you received a 3.7 cubic inch (60cc) earthquake chainsaw...

Nah, just a little CAD sneakin' in on ya. Perfectly normal. Buy another saw and relax.
 
Here we go boys/girls

Today I mm'ed one of those saw pictured above and retuned the saw and placed a non safety chain on it and now that saw is in the hands of a lawn care service with two more jobs for the day; when I left the saw had two tanks of fuel thru it
 
After a day of warm weather, the temps started dropping today so I had to go out to the woodpile to grab a load of wood for the stove. Well, I dug into the stack only to find a bunch of pieces that were way too long to fit in the stove. I went to the garage and got out the Earthquake. This particular saw is the third one that I bought and from the looks of it had never been run. A couple weeks ago, I did the usual carb screw mod and muffler mod (with cat removal) and also opened up the exhaust port, but haven't had a chance to run it yet.

So, I finished cutting the over-length pieces when I spied some red oak rounds off to the side waiting to be split. I figured I'd try noodling some of these rounds in half just to put some time on the saw and also to get the rounds drying out a bit quicker.

I was really surprised how well this little saw pulled through the red oak when noodling. I didn't really put any pressure on the saw and just let it self-feed through the wood, but dang! it pulled really well through this oak with the bar buried. When there's a bunch of rounds to noodle, I usually go for my 066 (with a 98cc big bore kit), so my internal clock is calibrated to a quicker speed, but I was not disappointed with the EQ at all.

I know these saws in stock form are pretty lame (which is why I suspect they were returned and ended up on eBay), but with a little love, they end up being pretty nice little saws.
 
Here we go boys/girls

Today I mm'ed one of those saw pictured above and retuned the saw and placed a non safety chain on it and now that saw is in the hands of a lawn care service with two more jobs for the day; when I left the saw had two tanks of fuel thru it

They ran into a nail in a tree and missed up the new chain; they are getting a new chain in the am and going back out with the saw tomorrow. It rained the whole time they were out with the saw today
 
i can't believe it,, he tripled his price and he has them listed as manufacture refurbished,, glad i still have 3 on the shelf,, talking about loosing respect for someone:msp_angry::msp_angry::msp_angry:
 
Don't shot me but I think Earthquake brand is US

I've seen some other things under this name in the past
 
Don't shot me but I think Earthquake brand is US

I've seen some other things under this name in the past

well if thats true then 056 will buy a dozen of them,,, from what i had seen was that they where made by D.R.,, how true that is i don't know
 
your not welcome you sawed off midget,,,, because of you he tripled his price :buttkick::buttkick::buttkick::msp_angry::msp_biggrin:



LOL; "sawed off midget" that's the first time anyone has called me a midget Thank You :msp_wink:

6'1" 235 lbs midget love it :msp_w00t:


Oh by the way that saw came back running like a top just a dull chain on it
 
LOL; "sawed off midget" that's the first time anyone has called me a midget Thank You :msp_wink:

6'1" 235 lbs midget love it :msp_w00t:


Oh by the way that saw came back running like a top just a dull chain on it

well i got you beat you MIDGET,,, 6'3 and 220,,, yes they stack sh** that high here in ky:msp_biggrin::msp_biggrin:
 
Hold your horses o8 you had something like 276 in your siggy line the other day; I've only bought 14 and only have four at the house right now :msp_wink:
 
LOL; "sawed off midget" that's the first time anyone has called me a midget Thank You :msp_wink:

6'1" 235 lbs midget love it :msp_w00t:


Oh by the way that saw came back running like a top just a dull chain on it

well i got you beat you MIDGET,,, 6'3 and 220,,, yes they stack sh** that high here in ky:msp_biggrin::msp_biggrin:

Ok you two have a GTR and work that out.:msp_scared:
 
i can't believe it,, he tripled his price and he has them listed as manufacture refurbished,, glad i still have 3 on the shelf,, talking about loosing respect for someone:msp_angry::msp_angry::msp_angry:

I noticed the CS4518 is now listed for around $90. Can you tell us if it is much better than the CS3816 everyone seams to love?
 

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