Kensie1988
Vintage Saw Maniac
For sure, someone is selling s 075 for $450 plus shipping
I feel you, I have plenty of stuff to keep me busy for awhile but I wanted another good running saw to play with while I am finishing the others lolSaw that too lol thats a big horse 111cc i think. I got to actually finish some of my other saws befoee i think about another. I get the saw mostly done but not 100% then i bounce to another. Now i gotta go back.and finsh a few.
Sweet! The same could probably be said about me because I don't do much else besides work and sleep lol I only suggested it because I would already be taking a couple days off for Gatlinburg so what's a couple days more.Hello I'm back in haha, I had to go to bed early last night cause I felt like dog s*** and you don't wanna hang out with me cause I suck, all I do is work just ask my girlfriend haha and I got obviously that carving, a set of files for hand sharpening chain, a pair of chaps, and a carhartt rain resistant hoodie which is sweet, oh and boomer got me a Dewalt 20 volt light that takes the same batteries my drill does
The super bars are also more wide making them better for plunge cutting and they wear better I think. Heres a picture of an E on top of a E super for comparison.Im not sure the difference, a super may be a replaceable tip
True, but I'm no professional user by far. I'm just trying to get a good bar that will last a while. After reading some of the other posts, I think the normal bar is more than adequate for my intended use. This saw that it is going to go on (ms361) is more of a learning experience rather than for actual work.The super bars are also more wide making them better for plunge cutting and they wear better I think. Heres a picture of an E on top of a E super for comparison.
What gauge for the bar are you going to get? I was just checking out baileysonline and for 3 dollars more you can go from an E bar to a Sugihara lightweight bar.True, but I'm no professional user by far. I'm just trying to get a good bar that will last a while. After reading some of the other posts, I think the normal bar is more than adequate for my intended use. This saw that it is going to go on (ms361) is more of a learning experience rather than for actual work.
I have no idea. Was going to see what the dealer recommends when I go to pick up parts. Any suggestions? The Sugihara bar is very tempting, but i'm trying to keep the project on the lower cost side and because I'm impatient, I will probably get the regular stihl bar.What gauge for the bar are you going to get? I was just checking out baileysonline and for 3 dollars more you can go from an E bar to a Sugihara lightweight bar.
I was just looking at that bar, it's pretty sexy, and pricy haha, but not much more than what I would pay for a Stihl bar.Ooooooh, sugihara lightweight........... I've been wanting one of those but they don't make em in a D176
Supposedly all around betterI was just looking at that bar, it's pretty sexy, and pricy haha, but not much more than what I would pay for a Stihl bar.
What length I was thinking 28"-32"?Supposedly all around better
10-4Any length up to 32 inch would be fine its up to you
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