Hotshot performance airfilters...

[Dennis]

Bill, absolutely not ruling out anything as points of reference, but when we have to read through 2 pages of vehicle air filter arguments mixed in with childish remarks, enough is enough.

I might add that I am not saying these things as a moderator of this forum but as one who is reading this thread to learn something about air filtration.

 

[HUSKYMAN]

Originally posted by WRW

Huskyman, didn't Cutters Edge go to 2171? And is that filter what comes on the saw?

We have one on our fire dept and it is a 2165. We just bought it last year, and it rips. I think they are all 2165's for roof ventilation.
The filter that comes with it is a paper type filter on a stack with a foam "headband" around it

They are Jonsered "western saws" with full wrap bars and brush fire type filters

 

[WRW]

So the filter on your 670 is for special or specific cutting conditions?
Sorry Dennis...didn't notice which hat you had on.

 

[HUSKYMAN]

When I bought the saw it had the normal stock filter, because Dan had included it with the saw. I used the stock stack and bought the K&N filter for it. It works good as long as it is kept clean and oiled.

 

[xander9727]

Originally posted by Dennis
Bill, absolutely not ruling out anything as points of reference, but when we have to read through 2 pages of vehicle air filter arguments mixed in with childish remarks, enough is enough.

People in glass houses......

 

[Jacob J.]

This seems to have evolved more into a study of squirrel migration patterns.

 

[Fish]

Dang, this must be one hot issue, but it looked unreadable.

Squirrel or Llama, no difference to me.

So the "debate" was over an aftermaket filter?

I am sorry, but the thread was unreadable, the squirrel angle
does interest me though. Is this a grey/gray squirrel?

 

[Newfie]

I think the grey squirrels around these parts use the K & N but the red squirrels are using stock filters. We don't have llamas.

 

[Crofter]

Got flying squirrels in the roof: They are working the night shift though so cant tell you what filters their running.

Frank

 

[timberwolf]

Some have flying squirls in the roof, for others it's just nuts in the head.

TW