Good stuff!
That’s what I’ve been calling itAh ye ol' frankensaw eh??
Nice costume.Hope everyone had a safe Halloween. I didn’t have the kids yesterday so I worked our Lions Club Halloween party and then went to the cabin. Pretty uneventful here although when I got to the cabin last night the dogs were freaking out about something up the hill. I whisk them inside because of the half dozen or so different animals that could be out at night, most of them could harm the dogs.
In full diclosure I am not a Bears fan by any means but I do have a lot of respect for coach Ditka hence the costume.
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No new gal yet. Been out with one a few times who is awesome but nothing official yet. Fingers crossed though.Nice costume.
Did your new gal take the pick?
I have a buddy who lived in Chicago for a good bit, he became a bears/blackhawks fan. He was giving me a hard time because the Blackhawks won the cup(not sure why as I could care less), I just told him, That's okay, we'll let you guys have it once .
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Some poplar I finished cutting up today
If you're talking to me, I'd love that . Been wanting to make it to Steves, just hasn't worked out.Sometime you will have to end up at a GTG with me, and we will see how your saws do!
My Asian 660, that I finished the port work on, dynoed at 8.6 Hp.
I've got ported 50, 60, 71, 77, 91, and 99cc saws, plus a few non ported ones that run real nice.
Child’s play for a stihl might be big wood for a husky tho lolNice.
Did that little stihl handle that big wood okay lol.
Yeah , agree my Mountain Ash has earthy fresh smell . Nothing over whelming though !I don't know that must be kinda punky then. All the ash I've burnt and have now reminds me of walking in a hunting lodge whenever I smell it. To me it has earthy undertones. A lot of it because of the borer has been dead for quite some time and starts rotting on the stump and it can take on that shroomy smell.
Unimog ?
Sometime you will have to end up at a GTG with me, and we will see how your saws do!
My Asian 660, that I finished the port work on, dynoed at 8.6 Hp.
I've got ported 50, 60, 71, 77, 91, and 99cc saws, plus a few non ported ones that run real nice.
YupUnimog ?
If you're talking to me, I'd love that . Been wanting to make it to Steves, just hasn't worked out.
You know in the post above I was 100% joking, that saw can pull a 36" setup very nicely. Stihls still make up a good portion of my saws, I think I currently have 5 runners(one ported ms261), and a parts saw.
I don't have the same selection of ported saws I did, but I still have a 40, 50, 65, 79 iirc, and a bunch that are modded.
I'd really like a ported 2511 rear handle, I just need to sell the modded ms192 rear handle and the ms201 rear handle. I plan on keeping the ms200 rear handle for a bit longer though.
Well, not long after making that post I ran my 242xp downstairs, took it out of the excursion because I could smell fuel. I forgot about an ms311 that needs a cylinder kit and the ms462, guess that puts me up to 6 runners and a couple parts saws lol. Getting up there close to half of my saws being stihls, I won't be able to badmouth them anymore if I have many more .I'm mostly a Stihl guy nowadays, most of the new ones are factory hot rods. The only "pro" Stihl I thought was a dud was the 201tcm I bought new last year. A little machine/port work and it shreds now, it cured my desire for a 200t.
The 2511s respond well to work. I've done a couple of 2511s...my personal 2511t I went pretty agro with the porting...it's a mean little saw, but just a bit temperamental. That being said, I love it as it out cuts a stock 35cc top handle, as long as you're cognizant of keeping the chain speed up. I did another 2511t for someone else, but went much milder on the build. It's a torquey little saw now. It doesn't have that "mean" feeling like my personal 2511t, but is a much easier saw to live with.
Well, not long after making that post I ran my 242xp downstairs, took it out of the excursion because I could smell fuel. I forgot about an ms311 that needs a cylinder kit and the ms462, guess that puts me up to 6 runners and a couple parts saws lol. Getting up there close to half of my saws being stihls, I won't be able to badmouth them anymore if I have many more .
I don't run my 2511t much, as the 200t is a lot faster, and faster makes up a bit for not being that good in a tree. When on a site I try to run the smallest saw I can that will get things done the quickest, but sometimes I just break out a 70 with a 20 on it and tear it up (not the saw, but the tree lol). When I'm cutting firewood, I'll run about anything, usually try to run the real clean saws then as I can take my time more and not trash them. My work saws look like it .
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