Homelite410
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16 or 18 .325 chisel is what I got and some others to play with!! If you all find rim drives then we can really play!
Iowa Fall 2012 GTG
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16 or 18 .325 chisel is what I got and some others to play with!! If you all find rim drives then we can really play!
Is any one going to have a 3120 xp at the gtg? CAD. I want to try one first.
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Man it kind of died off in here!
Dug through some old pics from my attachments first page...do the same and post!
First time out with the 6401.
Was working on the FD saw.
Having a cold one while my CRP gets managed.
Helping out some Southern Iowa farmers during late highpower.
My left handed saw.
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Dug through some old pics from my attachments first page...do the same and post!
First time out with the 6401.
Was working on the FD saw.
Having a cold one while my CRP gets managed.
Helping out some Southern Iowa farmers during late highpower.
My left handed saw.
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arborealbuffoon
Wood Wh@re
I would second that request to take someone's 3120 for a spin. I am pretty sure I have never run one, at least not that I can recall.
I don't know if this whole GTG thing allows ignorant rednecks engaging in buffoonery, but on the chance it does could someone PM me the directions. I'll be rolling thru on my way out west and I am betting there will be some top shelf entertainment for CAD sufferers. Neither my saws nor myself are very good lookin' but we still manage to get the wood on the ground. I'd be willing to bring some grillin' meats to throw down for all the hungry folk as well if that is OK.
I don't know if this whole GTG thing allows ignorant rednecks engaging in buffoonery, but on the chance it does could someone PM me the directions. I'll be rolling thru on my way out west and I am betting there will be some top shelf entertainment for CAD sufferers. Neither my saws nor myself are very good lookin' but we still manage to get the wood on the ground. I'd be willing to bring some grillin' meats to throw down for all the hungry folk as well if that is OK.
Steve NW WI
Unwanted Riff Raff.
You asked for it. Here's my saws loaded for my first GTG, March of 09 at Grandpatractors:
The little 170 Stihl got stolen, the 290 and the little Echo have been rehomed to my brothers, the 271 Oly sits down in the shed waiting on a full resto one day (it was Dad's saw, lots of memories in that one), and the 7300 was brand spanking new that day.
The little 170 Stihl got stolen, the 290 and the little Echo have been rehomed to my brothers, the 271 Oly sits down in the shed waiting on a full resto one day (it was Dad's saw, lots of memories in that one), and the 7300 was brand spanking new that day.
srcarr52
We can't stop here, this is bat country.
I was going to run a 16" or 18" 3/8.
Had some fun cutting some big oak this summer. Took 3 tanks of fuel for the 395xp to cut this one up. I its broken in now.
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Hedgerow
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srcarr52
We can't stop here, this is bat country.
Three tanks? :msp_scared: Was your chain dull?
It might have been possible but doug has got pretty dang good at sharpening chain!
Really Doug... Really:msp_confused::msp_confused:
Well you better get a 42in bar with some 404!!!! LOL!!! Would give you another big saw so the 395 can go for a port job!
Homelite410
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I was keepin the field level with .325...... But if you insist!
the real question is 7 or 8 pin?
Yes three tanks. 46" id oak. It was very hard dead oak. Started with new 36" chain. I pulled 20 18" wide rounds out of that 30 ft trunk plus the stump that was 60" at bottom. Lots of wood chips on the ground.
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real question is would you break up the family and trade the 9010 for one?
Also the saw was new stock then. So it was running very rich. I can bring stump to gtg if anyone wants to try some cuts. It makes a great work table at the wood piles now.
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srcarr52
We can't stop here, this is bat country.
I was keepin the field level with .325...... But if you insist!
I only have three sizes of chain and I like to keep it that way. 3/8 low pro, 3/8 50 and 3/8 63.
It might have been possible but doug has got pretty dang good at sharpening chain!
Really Doug... Really:msp_confused::msp_confused:
Well you better get a 42in bar with some 404!!!! LOL!!! Would give you another big saw so the 395 can go for a port job!
I prefer 3/8 half skip, Stihl RSLHK for a 42" on newer high rev 90+cc saws. On a 2100 404 maybe the better choice.
Bring it if you want. You can run one of my 394's with a 42" in it so you can see how life is on the dark side. :msp_laugh:
Hedgerow
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good to hear... got to keep those dolly's in good company! Well back on the road... Might even stop for a chainsaw on the way home!
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