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I don't have a 24'' bar,,, just a 20 and 28. Mine will pull a 28'' pretty good with an 8 pin and a hand filed full comp LGX in bar length Oak. You cant push it though. I dont have a clue what it will do with a 24'' and RSC with a 8 pin, so Im gonna run a 7 probably.

..Of course, My saw ain't stumpbroke either!:laugh::laugh::laugh:
 
the way i look at it is if you build a mean enough saw to pull a 8 pin then by all means use it. if its not strong enough to pull an 8 better use a 7. but i can just about guarentee from cutting this wood on a daily basis that with the bar fully burried with an 8 pin most time is no faster than a 7. its faster for limbing becouse of chain speed but it lacks the needed torque to cut some of this hard wood . i will have some very hard wood to cut. i will have atleast 1 hickory.
 
the way i look at it is if you build a mean enough saw to pull a 8 pin then by all means use it. if its not strong enough to pull an 8 better use a 7. but i can just about guarentee from cutting this wood on a daily basis that with the bar fully burried with an 8 pin most time is no faster than a 7. its faster for limbing becouse of chain speed but it lacks the needed torque to cut some of this hard wood . i will have some very hard wood to cut. i will have atleast 1 hickory.

I'm with you on the 7 its all I run, I didn't know what you were cutting. I was thinking if racing in little cants 8 pin.
 
My wife and I ran into town to pick up 100 catfish and 50 red ear perch to replenish the spring pond and when I got home a guy had left a old Mall saw on the front porch. I think it is maybe a model 2.
It's in fantastic shape. I'll attempt to get a picture up later tonight.
The old timer/neighbor died about three months ago, we mowed his yard for nothing. I ask him one time if he had any old saws, he must have left someone a note.

Worksaw, if the 460 is back by the 19th, plan on a phone call in the afternoon, I should be done in Jay by 2:30/3ish. If you don't mind pm me your phone # and we'll sure run it.
 
My wife and I ran into town to pick up 100 catfish and 50 red ear perch to replenish the spring pond and when I got home a guy had left a old Mall saw on the front porch. I think it is maybe a model 2.
It's in fantastic shape. I'll attempt to get a picture up later tonight.
The old timer/neighbor died about three months ago, we mowed his yard for nothing. I ask him one time if he had any old saws, he must have left someone a note.

Worksaw, if the 460 is back by the 19th, plan on a phone call in the afternoon, I should be done in Jay by 2:30/3ish. If you don't mind pm me your phone # and we'll sure run it.

Your PM is full.
 
the way i look at it is if you build a mean enough saw to pull a 8 pin then by all means use it. if its not strong enough to pull an 8 better use a 7. but i can just about guarentee from cutting this wood on a daily basis that with the bar fully burried with an 8 pin most time is no faster than a 7. its faster for limbing becouse of chain speed but it lacks the needed torque to cut some of this hard wood . i will have some very hard wood to cut. i will have atleast 1 hickory.

Anybody know of any 6 pin rims?? I may need all the help I can git.:hmm3grin2orange:
Let me ask you this, when grampatractor is runnimg these saws in the cut will he be doggin it in, or lettin the saw feed itself???
 
The 066 just got here, pics tomorrow to dark now. This thing rips it kicks the #### out of our MS660. :msp_biggrin: Man I am happy with it.
 
She is loud as hell Brad done a nice MM on it besides the porting. I started it inside a 10' X 10' room I wont do that anymore. :hmm3grin2orange:

Edit: Fixed spelling man I can't spell.
 
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The 066 just got here, pics tomorrow to dark now. This thing rips it kicks the #### out of our MS660. :msp_biggrin: Man I am happy with it.

She is loud as hell Brad done a nice MM on it besides the porting. I started it inside a 10' X 10' room I wont do that anymore. :hmm3grin2orange:

Edit: Fixed spelling man I can't spell.

Excellent. I'm glad to hear it arrived home safely:clap:
 
seems to me that if the competition is to compare how good a job the builder did, all the saws should run the same size sprocket should fall under the same chain and bar length

just my 2 cents all out now so don't mind me

Maybe also run them head to head and then swap bars and chains and run them again to take into account any possible differences in the bars and chains.

Or you could make them run Dan's chains from the last GTG. :monkey:
 
My 066 build, There will be a thread when the saw is done with all the pics and info. I'll put some in here as I go.

A 36” Cannon Superbar almost ready for Powder Coat.

Cannon superbar by supercabs78, on Flickr


Here is the case halfs blasted and almost ready for powder coat

Case halfs by supercabs78, on Flickr

Rod still has a few more parts to media blast, just thought I wood show some pics of a little progress.

This one may not be as fast as the one I got yesterday, but hoping it turns out to be a real nice looking and solid runner.
 
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