Stihlmans Wood,Tree cutting ramblings...........

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Yep can do that but will not be able to use the same chain on eack 241 is .325 and 261 is 3/8 chains.

Have you ever run. 325 on your 261? Mine has. 325 on it and I will probably leave it that way since I have 16",18", and 20" bars for it in. 325. I was wondering if there was a difference since the 3/8 has a bigger diameter rim.
 
i would but the wood around here is full of sand so i would be sharpening evry 5 minutes
 
I was the the other way around all my chains are 3/8 untill the 241 came along.
And yes the 3/8 rim sprocket is a little larger and i add one extra drive link to my chains.
 
I was the the other way around all my chains are 3/8 untill the 241 came along.
And yes the 3/8 rim sprocket is a little larger and i add one extra drive link to my chains.

be good to see a 9 pin .325 on a 261 but don't know any one with a .325 bar i've only got a 20" hard nose in 63g
 
I put about 4 or 5 tanks through the 441C stocky yesterday blocking green Sugargum with a 20'' bar and i am very impressed and so is my cutting mate ,had truble getting it back off him.:msp_rolleyes:
 
I did post a 241 .325 vs 261 .325 video a while ago, even chucked a 017 at the same wood for comparison.
The wood was brown cement and they all looked slow :p

[video=youtube;by-0JG6ocZQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=by-0JG6ocZQ[/video]
 
Plug from 441C after muff modd and about 8 tanks of fuel.

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Well yes and no.
Its amazing how much power this little fella has got when you put him into something with a bit of diameter.
The only thing i dont like he is a little sluggish of the line,was the same before the muff modd and i was hoping this would improve after muff modd but no still the same.
You cant say he is not running rich enough,but with all this trimming he dosnt get a good run.

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The little fellas first day out,start him off right afew Sugargums.

Matt this little fella has never seen a Husky and i can tell,NO germs,harassment,bullying,this bloke is clean,vibrant,full of life and feels as one with his brothers and com-rads,he has had the best start to life as possible.:hmm3grin2orange:

A nice small tree felling,topping bit of kit.

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Gee wizz, nice pics of your earmuffs and gloves Andrew. What brand are they LOL
Na only teasen ya
I dont know how you could dirty the little fella like that when he looked so spiff and all
 
The little fellas first day out,start him off right afew Sugargums.

Matt this little fella has never seen a Husky and i can tell,NO germs,harassment,bullying,this bloke is clean,vibrant,full of life and feels as one with his brothers and com-rads,he has had the best start to life as possible.:hmm3grin2orange:

A nice small tree felling,topping bit of kit.

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ohhhhh he's sooo cute roll him over and give him a scratch on the belly for me
 
Nahh, come on Andrew, give the little feller a fair go !!!!!
Why car'nt it be like the Gillard Goverment where all the Big fellas Pay for the little feller ???
Fairs fair as long as you are on centerlink payments of some sorts. Long live Queen Juila while she reins
 
This may interest some.
The saw on the left is a ported 441CMTronic with about 40 tanks of fuel through it.
The saw on the right is a stock 441CMTronic with 2 tanks of fuel through it.
Both saws have been run on the same fuel BP Premium 95 and Mobil 1 2T oil at 40:1.
Look at the colour of the muffs,the stock saw is definitely running hotter.
I took the muff screw bungs out to do muff modd when i noticed the colour difference.

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cop a load at this one andrew this is HOT ??????????

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