Saw this commercial last night. Pretty sure its an old one but still funny....and a bit early yet FHC version would include a beer with that burger
FHC version… screamin chainsaws, blue air, wood chips flyin, sweat flowin, cold beer and hot meat...ar ar ... c'mon man... no wimps... it's just snow... (was funny tho)
Like the pic of that Sybil, looks close to a 36"bar, I have a 066 magnum, and a 034 super, both can use the same bar and chain, so I swap them if I need, but usually the 36" bar(117 link chain) is on the 066, and a 24" on the 034. Can't get son to understand the advantage of having about twice the chain, so it stays sharp longer, and I sharpen each chain every two tank of gas thru the saw. I am 63, the saws need to do the hard work, not me. My son has an 084, he has a 24" bar on it, and it takes a different chain. (.404) others 3/8", so I ordered a couple extra bars for the 084, redrilled them so they will work on all the saws, and ordered the same drive sprocket as mine, and 100' of 3/8" chain, the smaller chain will cut just as good, without spending the extra money. I have my own sharpener, and chain breaker, makers, so I just make them up as I need them. Think they take too much off when you take them to get sharpened. I understand, they want to remove all the damaged chain, so their sharpen will last longer, but all I do is hit the wheel up against the chain, and by only running two tanks of gas, that is usually enough, unless I found wire or stone in the wood, or got careless and left the bar get thru the wood and come in contact with mother earth. Sent from my VS995 using Tapatalk
