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Little hoard of saws

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by Kg461, Nov 6, 2014.

  1. Kg461

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    Masterminded 461, Masterminded 362c, Muffler modded Stihl 241, ported 036, and a 290
     
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    Nice hoard!! Have you been feeding that 241 Viagra? The bar looks to have grown looonger ;)
     
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    Nice display! :thumbs:
     
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    Nice Collection you've got there...
     
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    Nice!
     
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    Real nice!! Cheers!
     
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    Purrdy saws :drool:
     
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    18 " with ps chain with rakers at .025. I bought the rim sprocket kit with 7 pin and I must say it lost torque with that setup. I put the 6 tooth spur back on with the 18 b/c and it has balls even with the bar almost buried. The extra reach of the 18 bar is really nice when limbing with that 241
     
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    If you ever need a baby sitter let me no, those are some handsome kids .
     
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    Did you try the rim with the 16" bar,,, urrr I mean 14-1/2 bar? I have a rim on order but it has not come in yet. Hoping it will be OK with the 14-1/2 bar on mine.
     
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    I didnt but it has plenty of torque with the 18" bar and 6 spur. Shouldnt be much difference with the bar not buried between the 16 and 18 bar. Very little resistance with just chain running in alil more bar but if u bury both it would make a difference. Strictly limbing the 7 pin would be more chainspeed and quicker but u will notice a torque loss vs the 6 spur when u bury the bar
     
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    That is a very purdy pic!!

    Nice group pic! I like the rounds/stools to set the saws on. :)
     
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    Cool pic!
     
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    OK, got it. I cut a load of firewood with mine yesterday, 8-16" Elm. Those little 241's sure have some grunt. The more I use mine the more I like it.

    BTW what length Sugi's are on your 362 and 461? I'm thinking about getting one for my 441, I think a 24" would be best for it.

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    20 on the 362 and 24 on the 461. I like semi skip square chisel on both
     
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    That's what I was guessing they were. Do the Sugi's have grease hole in the tip, for a grease gun?
     
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    Not sure on the grease holes. Never pd it any attention
     
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    A lot of you folks seem to have those sugi's, what's the benefit of them? Light?
     
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    Lighter wallet. :whistle: