Run a skip chain on the husky bar?So tried a mac bar and no dice too narrow have any of you jokers shortened up a laminated bar? I've got a cheap China husky mount bar but its 24inch and way to big View attachment 687979
It’s not what I say, it’s what I mean.Filling or Filing? Hard to file the stud from 9 to 9.5. You mean grind the slot to 9.5.
Steve
Filling or Filing? Hard to file the stud from 9 to 9.5. You mean grind the slot to 9.5.
Steve
Bars bars bars.. ok so what the hell mount is this little 10 series bar its a factory mac bar and I was under the impression they all used d176?
I think it mite be very close. I've realized my echo 500vl bar will fit it's got a busted handlebar at the moment so will flog that. What's the difference between d007 and d009? I've got a husky bar on my pm800 just filed the adjusters inwards and made a S shim but pretty sure that would fit straight on the poulan so I must look at what mount it is. I never looked just saw it would fit and got on with it. The poulan bar isn't with me so cant check but it uses a S shim also and so does the echo. The echo bar I cant identify but I "think" it's a GB from the shape of the tip.
Bars bars bars.. ok so what the hell mount is this little 10 series bar its a factory mac bar and I was under the impression they all used d176?
I'm not a Mac person, yes the PM600 series is a cinder block, but has torque to cut. I parked mine when I got my 3400/3700.
Steve
I haven't seen a Canadian 3400-4000 that did not come equipped with a large mount UXL Speed Tip Windsor bar. The modern Oregon D196 is equivalent. The UXL was standard from the factory (Canada) on 7xx-9xx Homelites, large and small mount Echos and many an XL-76/130 (even though they were designed for a K095'ish-type mount). The older small mount Echos use the modern D176, but I've never seen (if they made one) an equivalent Windsor except on Macs. But, I don't know what they coded them as. The saws with the 5/16 studs wore S-spacer shims on the studs to take them out to 3/8. A very effective alternative to the shims are 3/8 extension springs. Cut 3 coils or so and slip them onto the studs if you end up using a larger mount.
Just another option.
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