Sthil light bars

[Kodiak Kid]

If you think I'm making your point your not very sharp.
If what you say is true homeowner saws would come with solid bars instead of lightweight laminated bars. Yet they don't.
I am still waiting for some documentation to back up your half assed theory.
And BTW the heavier bar will always have more reactive force..basic physics here. Force (N) = mass (kg) × acceleration

Right on Pard cool!
Yes, Oregon's and Husky's heavy bars are also laminated. That is correct!
Well, Im definitely not as sharp as my power saws!

 

[Kodiak Kid]

If you think I'm making your point your not very sharp.
If what you say is true homeowner saws would come with solid bars instead of lightweight laminated bars. Yet they don't.
I am still waiting for some documentation to back up your half assed theory.
And BTW the heavier bar will always have more reactive force..basic physics here. Force (N) = mass (kg) × acceleration

Now listen very carefully, as I will not debate this topic any further. The reactive force comes from the weight and power in the head Pard! The bar counterweights it! Now think about it fir just a second Pard! Do you think an MS 170 with a 36" heavy bar (if it could mount up) would throw a bar tip back at you, as easily and as fast as a 661 with a 16" light bar? Come on Pard! How long have you been running a power saw?

 

[ballisticdoughnut]

As far as light bars go, for the price the Stihl bars can’t be beat. They’re the lightest “light” bars on the market. I run them on most of my saws and have adapters to run them on my husky’s. My back is screwed up so I’ll take any weight savings I can get.

 

[JPCalifornia]

Now listen very carefully, as I will not debate this topic any further. The reactive force comes from the weight and power in the head Pard! The bar counterweights it! Now think about it fir just a second Pard! Do you think an MS 170 with a 36" heavy bar (if it could mount up) would throw a bar tip back at you, as easily and as fast as a 661 with a 16" light bar? Come on Pard! How long have you been running a power saw?

A lot of guys that don’t run big saws may not have experienced the POWER shove back that’s possible...

 

[Kodiak Kid]

A lot of guys that don’t run big saws may not have experienced the POWER shove back that’s possible...

Yes sir! I can definitely see that! There is a reason production chain saws are also known as POWER saws!

 

[bwalker]

Now listen very carefully, as I will not debate this topic any further. The reactive force comes from the weight and power in the head Pard! The bar counterweights it! Now think about it fir just a second Pard! Do you think an MS 170 with a 36" heavy bar (if it could mount up) would throw a bar tip back at you, as easily and as fast as a 661 with a 16" light bar? Come on Pard! How long have you been running a power saw?

The reactive force comes from the chain speed not the bar.

 

[bwalker]

A lot of guys that don’t run big saws may not have experienced the POWER shove back that’s possible...

I certainly have. It's called kickback by industry standards wether it's originates from the tip or from the top pinching.

 

[Kodiak Kid]

The reactive force comes from the chain speed not thr bar.

Dang Pard! You just wont give up will you now?!?! Well, I'm afraid I'm just gonna have to toss you back little fish. I'll catch ya again when you're a little bigger!

Cut safe, stay sharp and be aware!

 

[bwalker]

Dang Pard! You just wont give up will you now?!?! Well, I'm afraid I'm just gonna have to toss you back little fish. I'll catch ya again when you're a little bigger!

Cut safe, stay sharp and br aware!

No, I wont because your staring non sense.
Still waiting on that documentation btw.

 

[Evan]

Your description of throw back is actually kick back. **** I just started laughing out loud. These guys

PVhiker man thsts awesome

 

[Kodiak Kid]

Your description of throw back is actually kick back. **** I just started laughing out loud. These guys

PVhiker man thsts awesome

Oh god. Here we go again! kick back, throw back, push back... Call it whatever you like. There are several different ways a a power saw can kick, throw, push back at you. No? The owners manual that comes with a new saw describes it the tip getting "thrown" back at you as Kick back. The manual also says "never use your tip due to "kick back". So Im assuming you probably never use your tip too if you believe everything you read? Man, I'm kicking my back side for even mentioning anything about light bars!
Good night Gentleman!

 

[Evan]

Wait where is this manual with detailed information on when where to correctly use the tip.

 

[JPCalifornia]

Wait where is this manual with detailed information on when where to correctly use the tip.

What, you didn’t get the honeymoon manual Evan??? WTF

 

[Kodiak Kid]

Wait where is this manual with detailed information on when where to correctly use the tip.

What, you didn’t get the honeymoon manual Evan??? WTF

I threw mine away. I always do.

 

[CatMan Fetters]

I threw mine away. I always do.

B walker Lives to argue!

 

[Kodiak Kid]

B walker Lives to argue!

Ahhhhhh! Ok! Got it!

 

[Kodiak Kid]

Yo @bwalker! You conduct a "Throkipshback" test yet? With a light and heavy bar of the same length on the same head? I mean, don't conduct the throkipshback test with both bars mounted on the same head at the same exact time. It would throkipshback the dynamics and physics all out of wack and prove absolutely nothing! You gotta throkipshback test one bar. Then throkipshback test the other.

 

[Evan]

Nice will then have to analyse if that test was done in a push or kick action

 

[Kodiak Kid]

Nice will then have to analyse if that test was done in a push or kick action

Im think'n we most definitely will I'm think'n!

 

[bwalker]

Yo @bwalker! You conduct a "Throkipshback" test yet? With a light and heavy bar of the same length on the same head? I mean, don't conduct the throkipshback test with both bars mounted on the same head at the same exact time. It would throkipshback the dynamics and physics all out of wack and prove absolutely nothing! You gotta throkipshback test one bar. Then throkipshback test the other.

You better contact Stihl and Husky and let them know they are trying to kill people with the light weight bars they are selling...lol