little possum
Crash and Burn
2 1 8 8! Please! It almost matches the truck. I dont see a downside 
What saw would YOU buy for stumping with a 36" bar?
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parrisw
Tree Freak
Ya! I've been through 4 of them, still have one runner, and one project.
After 182 posts, 13 pages, and reading the title of this thread, there's something I don't understand.
What's a 36" bar....???
What's a 36" bar....???
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
After 182 posts, 13 pages, and reading the title of this thread, there's something I don't understand.
What's a 36" bar....???
It's where this feller works????? :msp_unsure:
Thanks Randy. That was a rather humorous reply. :wink2:
andydodgegeek
The stool maker
It's where this feller works????? :msp_unsure:
Stumpy???
parrisw
Tree Freak
After 182 posts, 13 pages, and reading the title of this thread, there's something I don't understand.
What's a 36" bar....???
They are wrong, its a 36" blade.
STIHLTHEDEERE
This is Koty
it is/was an early flat top, no decomp, and it was sold last night @ 9:00 to a fellow AS member. that did not take long at all.
SawTroll
Information Collector
2 1 8 8! Please! It almost matches the truck. I dont see a downside
Just that it isn't 90-100cc, which is the topic of this thread....
little possum
Crash and Burn
But Niko... Its gonna be ported, I dont think it will struggle with a 36" bar.
I dont see the need in a new saw to cut stumps that is gonna be scruffed around on the ground either. :help:
I dont see the need in a new saw to cut stumps that is gonna be scruffed around on the ground either. :help:
SawTroll
Information Collector
No, but Brad restricted what was topic and not, so it doesn't matter how well that one would work.....:msp_wink:
NORMZILLA44
Addicted to ArboristSite
Was glad for the 660 on these stumps yesterday. Never been a fan of a 36in bar. Run 32 one my 66 and a 34 on 2101. Funny two inches on balance and nose wight really makes, between a 34-36. Just my preference. A 36 es light might be good, never tried one with reduced weight in 36.
Logger4Life
ArboristSite Operative
I say a 395 is the way to go to run a bar that big. I no for a fact that with the outboard clutch the bearing load won't be as much becuase the bearings are closer to the drive sprocket less leverage than if was on the very end of the crank like a 066 is. Plus a 395 is just a beast. I mean come on a ported 372, 7901, and a 390xp all bet or came very close to the times that the larger 066 build-off saw where with a 28" I think that a ported 395 would be the only answer to your question and I think that you knew that before you even asked.
parrisw
Tree Freak
FYI my buddy runs a 42" on a stock 395 for big trees, it does just fine, so does the oiler. Try that on a 066.
NORMZILLA44
Addicted to ArboristSite
You guy's know me, advocate for Husky and Stihl, love and own both. Never run a 395 but would take one any day. But I will say I have seen alot of big wood and stumps, the 66's have never left me hanging. Or left me dissapointed. Don't forget I got the 2101 if it gets to ugly:msp_thumbup:
Well, we all know it's gonna end up ported. So,why not a 346xp?
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Anthony_Va.
XPW Fan Club
So you going to tell us who bought it or not? If not then I'm going to start a thread calling the buyer out. :hmm3grin2orange:
STIHLTHEDEERE
This is Koty
that is up to the buyer, why don't you go ahead and start your thread. this is the third saw he has purchased from me. all i will say is they are a long time member, is now here on occasion, but will rarley post anymore.
Anyone else notice how STD made a point to make sure that we knew he sold it at 9 PM, 3 1/2 after I asked about it, with no reply? That's ok, I probably would have passed on it anyway. All from a guy trying to smear mud on me. Ok, let the flaming begin
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