Stihl MS362 vs. Stihl MS362
- Thread starter BloodOnTheIce
- Start date
Help Support Arborist Forum:
the westspartan
Addicted to ArboristSite
There may be a slight shipping and handling fee
Like maybe that big pine you took down so I can mill it up for siding!Just kidding. Let me know if you want me to bring it. I could probably squeeze it in the old family wagon.
I've been saving that pine for something to do in the snow.....
But I guess if you want some of it.....
But I guess if you want some of it.....
But that's another strato saw! They can't be modded, remember!
the westspartan
Addicted to ArboristSite
HAHA! That is what I'm say'n. I had been thinking about getting you to do my 346 and TreeSlinger to do my 441 (based on the video he posted some time back). But now that I see your doing the stratos and with nice results, it's got me thinking. I have obviosly never spoken to you about this, but every time I drive from NY down I-71 going down to see my folks in KY I think how easy it would be to drop a saw off with you and pick it up on the ride home.
Is it wise to mod a saw used for milling? (not trying to hi-jack your thread Cale)
Is it wise to mod a saw used for milling? (not trying to hi-jack your thread Cale)
Just tune it well on the rich side.
^^^^^^
Yeah I'm glad Cale knows the three of us. We have stolen this thread so bad he doesn't even recognize it anymore!!! :yoyo:
Yeah I'm glad Cale knows the three of us. We have stolen this thread so bad he doesn't even recognize it anymore!!! :yoyo:
Now I'm gonna hijack a hijacked thread...
I'm currently home sick with the media ridden swine flu!!!
Oye Ve I hope I feel better by Sunday...
I'm currently home sick with the media ridden swine flu!!!
Oye Ve I hope I feel better by Sunday...
J.Walker
Addicted to ArboristSite
- Joined
- Aug 20, 2006
- Messages
- 3,570
- Reaction score
- 1,772
- Location
- The Bristol Mountains, Western N.Y.
Well Woodchucker81 you best be fit by Sunday. We can all take turns running that MS 362.
Cale said he was running a 7 pin sprocket on the 362. Is there are 8 pin available?
.
Cale said he was running a 7 pin sprocket on the 362. Is there are 8 pin available?
.
Now I'm gonna hijack a hijacked thread...
I'm currently home sick with the media ridden swine flu!!!
Oye Ve I hope I feel better by Sunday...
I'm feel like :censored: as well, hope it aint the flu.
You guys will be feeling better in no time. It's only media hype. Positive thinking, lol
You guys will be feeling better in no time. It's only media hype. Positive thinking, lol
Exactly. I'm almost 28 and healthy as well. So I'm not worried about getting a flu.
If I were 90 then I'd probably be concerned, because the results can be fatal with EVERY KIND OF FLU when one is that age!
BloodOnTheIce
Addicted to ArboristSite
I only have 20" and 25" bars for the 362, so running 7 pin is best but I'll bring along an 8 pin.
This saw is sweet.
J.Walker
Addicted to ArboristSite
- Joined
- Aug 20, 2006
- Messages
- 3,570
- Reaction score
- 1,772
- Location
- The Bristol Mountains, Western N.Y.
Was'nt sure if they had a 8 pin for that size saw. My 357xp only runs a 7 pin, they don't have a 8 pin for 3/8" pitch.
BloodOnTheIce
Addicted to ArboristSite
I guess I'm not the youngest guy on here, I'll be 29 on Monday.
Another winner for Brad - a true credit to this site!
Check out the birthdays, you'd be amazed at how many youngins there are on this forum.
But yeah, I turn 28 on December 5th. Seems we're closer in age than I thought we were...
the westspartan
Addicted to ArboristSite
Now I'm gonna hijack a hijacked thread...
I'm currently home sick with the media ridden swine flu!!!
Oye Ve I hope I feel better by Sunday...
Boy you best not be sneez'n that ole swine flue across the woods or I'm gonna catch it and I'll never get my damn place built.
Happy Early Birthday too Jason and Cale:greenchainsaw: you boys make me feel old.
You guys will be feeling better in no time. It's only media hype. Positive thinking, lol
Thanks
