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I noticed on the specs for that t540xp that it says it comes with a 20" bar and you can run up to a 28" bar. Does it really have the power to run bars that big?

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Specs call for 12 to 16 inch bar


Engine specification
Cylinder displacement 37.7 cm³ / 2.3 cu.inch

Power output 1.8 kW
Maximum power speed 10200 rpm
Maximum recommended engine speed 14200 rpm
Fuel tank volume 0.34 lit / 11.5 fl oz
Fuel consumption 464 g/kWh

Idling speed 3000 rpm
Spark plug NGK CMR6H
Electrode gap 0.5 mm / 0.02 "
Torque, max. 1.79 Nm/9000 rpm
Air filter type Nylon 80µ

Lubricants
Oil tank volume 0.2 lit / 0.42 US pint
Oil pump type Adjustable flow
Oil pump capacity 3-9 ml/min

Vibration & noise data
Equivalent vibration level (ahv, eq) front / rear handle 3.1/3.2 m/s²
Sound pressure level at operators ear 104 dB(A)
Sound power level, guaranteed (LWA) 116 dB(A)

Cutting equipment
Chain pitch 3/8"
Recommended bar length, min-max 30-40 cm / 12"-16"
Chain speed at max power 19.4 m/s / 63.65 fts
Chain gauge 0.05 "
 
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Bought this today for 8K. 120K miles 7.3 T444 INT motor. Needs cleaning and some cab paint to match my white washed trucks, but hey, why not for 8 grand? Im thinking of adding a cpl feet to the top of the box.

That's a good deal. I beat you could get 15k for it in the right market. Those 7.3's are dogs, but get the job done.
 
We finished this little $900 job for this old chick today and she starts in about about a discount for some **** she claims we did to her roof back in 1995. We have never worked for her before. She drags out some pics and in the background you can see a truck marked "Four Seasons Tree Care". I told herthat is not us...that was Junior Waskom's outfit there in the background. Junior was a little quassi competion back in the ninties until he went out of business in 1999. The last I heard of him he married an Iowa hog heiress and was in the hog business. She said "Well, since you knew him you can take $300 off this job."
 
I went around and bid some work, and in between, stopped at every single place I could to find 22LR and 380 ammo. What the hell, A holes out buying it before it hits the shelves with backdoor deals. Bought my wife a AR style 22, that is pink cammie, she wants to go blast it, but I cannot get enough ammo, tis BS.
 
I went around and bid some work, and in between, stopped at every single place I could to find 22LR and 380 ammo. What the hell, A holes out buying it before it hits the shelves with backdoor deals. Bought my wife a AR style 22, that is pink cammie, she wants to go blast it, but I cannot get enough ammo, tis BS.
Sad day when .22 is scarce....
 
We finished this little $900 job for this old chick today and she starts in about about a discount for some **** she claims we did to her roof back in 1995. We have never worked for her before. She drags out some pics and in the background you can see a truck marked "Four Seasons Tree Care". I told herthat is not us...that was Junior Waskom's outfit there in the background. Junior was a little quassi competion back in the ninties until he went out of business in 1999. The last I heard of him he married an Iowa hog heiress and was in the hog business. She said "Well, since you knew him you can take $300 off this job."
I had someone calling from Georgia yesterday that swore we did tree work for them before....
 
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spent the day lardthrusting for Jared yesterday had fun worked for the first full day this year so far
 
Slowly getting ready for another round of weekend warfare here. I've been lucky to have just enough work to scrape through the end of winter $ wise. Good thing. The little bit of money felt like taking a watering can to the Sahara. Wtf.

I can honestly say my shop (both inside and out) is cleaner and more spacious than I've ever seen it (finally). Its gonna be nice to have it like that all year. Once spring comes, I'm gonna get another load of processed for the driveway and topdress and reseed my front lawn. Should be pretty tight looking.
 
Yep, time for all us freaks to crawl out and get cutting. I'd go with a 372 and 395.
I have a 372 already and a 385, I think i'm going with a 562 for now. I like the way it feels in the tree and it has plenty of power.
 
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