GB Pro top Bars

[RiverRat2]

Has Any body here run them, if so what do you think of them

 

[computeruser]

Good bars, they wear more or less like the Windsor Speed Tip and Oregon PowerMatch bars. Fairly heavy for their size. Paint is hard so it promptly chips off, so if you're into keeping your bars all shiny and new...look elsewhere. Tips are securely attached with more than one rivet (Brilliant idea, Oregon...), which is nice.

The GB Titanium bars are the thing, though, and they only cost a few bucks more than the ProTop bars (until you get into the long bars, anyway). Quality and wear are similar to Cannon, but at a much lower price.

Drive link counts are sometimes a bit different on GB bars than on other brands of bars of the same stated length. Sometimes they want a link or two more or less than you'd expect, and sometimes they even want something different from what's stamped on 'em. Or so has been my experience.

Regardless, they're good bars!

 

[RiverRat2]

Yeah I saw a thread a month or so ago about one seems I remember, was wondering what one cost with a chain in a 36 or 32

 

[Urbicide]

GB Bars. Check with Ben Olsen (NWCS). He is a member and a sponsor here.

http://www.nwchainsaw.com/

(P.S. Ask him if he has heard anything about the Titanium small mount Husky bars for me.)

 

[tek9tim]

Yeah, computeruser pretty well summed it up. I ran a pro top 32 on my everyday saw at the FS this year, and liked it fine. Seemed lighter than Stihl bars. It did need a 104 driver chain, even though it called for a 105. I have a titanium 32 that I run as my short bar on my 660, and I like it. It'll take a 105 driver though. Paid about the same for it as I would a Stihl.

 

[RiverRat2]

Done

GB Bars. Check with Ben Olsen (NWCS). He is a member and a sponsor here.

http://www.nwchainsaw.com/

(P.S. Ask him if he has heard anything about the Titanium small mount Husky bars for me.)

I sent Ben a Email I let you know what he says,
Thanks for the info......