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Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by the GOAT, Oct 5, 2013.

  1. Buttermilk

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    Good looking bunch, especially the big Husky’s. What is the Poulan.
     
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    Yes, but not the one you are thinking of, plywood is still darn expensive…
     
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    I fear that gas chainsaws are falling victim to the environmental crowd. I noticed that gas chainsaws, especially in the consumer group are becoming less advertised, at least up here. They seem to be getting a little scarce in department/building stores, even the Stihl and Husqvarna seasonal flyers only list a couple gas chainsaws (well probably like 4 or 5 but certainly less than they used to) but in sharp contrast, gobs of battery powered equipment - saws leaf blowers, trimmers etc. At this rate, in a few years, I may be able to sell my 455 Rancher for a thousand bucks or so. :whistle:
     
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    Finally got the 32" bar on the G288 and worked on the big Maple out back. Ran 4 tanks of gas through the G288, 2 tanks through the 357 and one tank through the MS250.

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    Some chips from the cut in the video.
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    Not sure how some of those chips are wider than the chain??? That was the first cut on a freshly square filed chain.
     
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    That looked like a good time Monte.
     
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    Tons of good firestarter material laying there. You just need some wax.
     
  10. RCBS

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    Starting to get on with this one better now. I consider myself to be a finesse cutter. This one likes to be ran hard.

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    Cut a tree in our yard Saturday. MS461 with 32"bar. 30317.jpeg
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    It didn’t take long to touch up the full skip chain after cutting 3 logs. I brushed the logs prior to cutting, but I still saw some sparks. You can’t get all the debris out of deep furrowed bark.
    FYI it’s got a fairly new x cut chain and I didn’t have to tighten it :saw: As I was pulling it around to sharpen I was thinking it’s a tad tighter than I like to run a chain.
     
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    Nice setup there, everything easy to get to. Love the collection of saws!
     
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    Cut down a dead pine this morning. Good kindlin. MS251 & XS362.

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    Since you have a 371xp have you had a chance to run a 572xp ?
    If you did did you really notice a difference between the two saws