Farmertec Holzfforma G660 Improving?

[GeneralKayoss]

I did 40 in all of them, but I dont mill. Local that mills with 2 G660 and G888 I think he said he does 32:1.

VPracing oil does a heck of a coating even at 40:1 in all of them.

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Last oil I picked up was some cheap Briggs and Stratton brand. Better go 25:1 lol

 

[thompsoncustom]

ya I run 32:1 in everything (stock, ported,and piped) but I run cheap oil and they didn't switch from 32:1 to 50:1 for the engines it was a emissions based change.

 

[GeneralKayoss]

ya I run 32:1 in everything (stock, ported,and piped) but I run cheap oil and they didn't switch from 32:1 to 50:1 for the engines it was a emissions based change.

Yeah I don't run 50:1 in anything. Don't trust it.

 

[Sawyertim]

I built 2 of these Farmertec 066s from kits for milling. When I bought the kits they were about 200 -230 each with shipping. The good thing about building one is that you can build with upgraded parts (bearings etc) and overcome some issues. I have been milling with my first build for more than two years now without issue. I run a 25:1 mix to help keep the engine cooler. When logging, the power-head is running full speed intermittently which aids in cooling. Running a big saw full throttle for a half tank of fuel does heat things up a lot. Again, knock on wood, I am still running without issue and I mill mainly oak and hickory. Have fun!

 

[thompsoncustom]

I don't know how many years I've had my farmertec 660 either 3 or 4 years. I ran a tuned expansion pipe on it one year cutting firewood and it survived just fine at 32:1. I had a exhaust lava wrap on the exhaust where it set on the dogs and when it would start smoking because it was so hot I'll let her cool down a little.

still running like a champ and 100% farmertec parts so far.

 

[RCamo]

Not worth it when there are near mint ported 660s available for $1100

Where do I find one of those?

 

[huskihl]

Where do I find one of those?

https://opeforum.com/threads/nice-xs-660.30041/

This site doesn’t like the “competition“ from the other forums I guess. Kinda childish. Here’s a screenshot of the link to go to

 

[RCamo]

https://************/threads/nice-xs-660.30041/

This site doesn’t like the “competition“ from the other forums I guess. Kinda childish. Here’s a screenshot of the link to go to

Thanks, I'll check it out!

 

[RCamo]

https://************/threads/nice-xs-660.30041/

This site doesn’t like the “competition“ from the other forums I guess. Kinda childish. Here’s a screenshot of the link to go to

@huskihl That saw looks and sounds good, I'm surprised it's still available. I'm interested in buying the saw, I noticed on the other site that you said you would mediate the sale. Is that the best way to handle this or would you rather not go that route?

 

[huskihl]

@huskihl That saw looks and sounds good, I'm surprised it's still available. I'm interested in buying the saw, I noticed on the other site that you said you would mediate the sale. Is that the best way to handle this or would you rather not go that route?

Yeah I will do that. Send me a PM and we can take it from there

 

[RCamo]

Yeah I will do that. Send me a PM and we can take it from there

I haven't posted on this site much, not sure how to pm you - I just 'started a conversation'.

 

[RedneckChainsawRepair]

Here is his ported 660 ad on FB to talk to him if needed. Lots of pics and video. https://www.facebook.com/marketplac...f=marketplace_profile&referral_code=undefined

 

[fields_mj]

I've been running my G660 for almost 3 years now. I replaced the clutch, muffler, and some screws before I finished the first tank and it has run great ever since. I run everything on 25:1 after seizing up my 064 on 50:1. Spark plugs are way cheaper than top end kits... For the first 5 gal of mix that I put through the G660, I was primarily running a 42" bar milling a 6' oak trunk into slabs that I could get loaded on my trailer to haul to the mill. That was early summer when the temps were over 95 degrees, and I normally worked about 10 hrs a day at it trying to get the tree cleaned up in the back yard. The sequence was run a tank of fuel, sit in the shade for 10 min and drink a bottle of water, refill the saw, touch up the chain, repeat. I lost 10 pounds that month. The saw did fine. I'd never a new 90cc power head that costs under $350 delivered to my door to have the same build quality as a new off the shelf OEM pro saw. If I ever need to purchase another saw, it will likely be blue.

 

[GeneralKayoss]

Can anyone tell me what goes in this top cover hole? IDK if the threads are stripped or if it had a nut on the back. Nothing threads in.

Edit - So apparently the threads stripped somehow and the screw fell out. I'll either have to tap it with the next size up or sleeve it.