The longest bar

[blsnelling]

72" on my ported and popup 084.

Here's the same bar on my 076 Super.

 

[Bob Wright]

Hey Brad. Chainsaws and reloading, good stuff ...Bob

 

[blsnelling]

Hey Brad. Chainsaws and reloading, good stuff ...Bob

Unfortunately, I haven't loaded any shells in a few years now.

 

[Bob Wright]

My 1001...Bob

 

[spacemule]

Had a 25" on a Dolmar 133, but sold the saw a few years ago.

 

[homelitejim]

I have a 32" on the 066 and a 25" on the 441. My 5-20 homie has a 30" and I had a C7 with a 36" but I sold it.

 

[dieselsmoke]

Wow, lotsa nice big bore saws out there. Not much need for the looooong bars nowa days, so why do we own them? Cause they look bad ass and remind us of the hey-days of logging and timber falling.
for work MS460 with 32"
firewood saw, 064 with 36" and 24"
For show 051 with a 60"
For exercise Mac 740 with 36"

 

[morning wood]

I have a 42" bar that came with my 480cd but I haven't even tried it yet. I found a large buckskin tamarack that it would be perfect on but I have been practicing on smaller trees until I get enough courage to try the big boys.

 

[john taliaferro]

88 with a 60 for milling 51 with a36 hard nose for hogn and play ,460 with a 28 for working.

 

[TimberMcPherson]

60 for my 88's. Not fun.

 

[Bill G]

Homelite 900G w/ 60". Bar looks better hanging in the rafters.

With any luck, I may end up with an 8-29 and a 72" bar. Time will tell.

Chris B...........

A 8-29 with a 72" bar would be a great find

Bill

 

[MCW]

Ive got a pair of 60" GB Ti roller noses for my Husky 3120 (see sig) but they've never cut a tree down. I've always used 42" maximum for that as they flex too much for horizontal cuts and it's those big trees where you really want to be accurate.
The 60" bars are mainly for the mill and getting stuck into the odd larger logs.

Big bars on big saws only "look" fun. They aren't...

 

[cbfarmall]

Big bars on big saws only "look" fun. They aren't...

I totally agree. But since when did 'need' factor into 95% of saws owned by members of this site? Myself included.

Chris B.

 

[MCW]

I totally agree. But since when did 'need' factor into 95% of saws owned by members of this site? Myself included.

Chris B.

Heh heh.
Good point

They're still not fun to use for long periods of time though and CAD is all about fun, fun, and more fun

 

[little possum]

My little ol 3120 with 72"

 

[cpr]

I'll refrain from posting more here... Inadequacy issues. Although I'd be huge in Norway :hmm3grin2orange:.

 

[little possum]

I'll refrain from posting more here... Inadequacy issues. Although I'd be huge in Norway :hmm3grin2orange:.

Haha.

 

[slickeast]

My little ol 3120 with 72"

That thing looks small compared to that massive hunk of tree.

I was kinda scared of it at the gtg. That pic makes it look like a play toy.

 

[slickeast]

WOW you must have an older non rev limited 3120 to be running a 42 foot bar .

You think thats huge, you should see the tree. :hmm3grin2orange:

 

[Thorcw]

I have a 72" large mount stihl cannon bar but still no saw to put it on.

:chainsawguy: