What ratios are the oils being tested at? 50:1 32:1?
I don not recommend oil with castor for use in a saw, except for extreme use like milling, and even than it can gum things up bad. Any good...
Take it easy and run 32:1 and you should be fine. Smoke and wild extreme temperature changes. Smoke is what is said to really get them, the...
Plus Stihl knows in some applications like milling you have to tune extra rich. Also Mtronic doesn't seem to work well for the firefighters.
Oregon Vanguard, very common, not a fan of it.
That's in great condition! Those are really durable good running saws, and pretty smooth too.
Got a $50 check from my insurance company. Guess it's better than nothing.
I like when the piles start getting that size, makes you feel good. Like that little red log splitter too.[emoji6][IMG]
True a larger saw in not needed. But if he has one I see no real reason not to. big saws make quick work if set up right, the reach so you don't...
When you do the first change on a non liner B&S engine, the oil will look like it has a bunch of anti-seize graphite in it.
It's a must with most any engine. I recommend changing the oil more often than recommend intervals as well.
I'm thinking that's not Locust, sure doesn't look like it from what I can tell, plus Locust splits real easy nothing like Elm.[emoji111]
With the stuff some have been saying lately the line is blurry sometimes.[emoji111]
Clearly staged my friend, most of these shows are.
Makes sense didn't catch that, yeah probably a 42"
32" at least, likely 36"
So sorry, it's always hard.
Love those saws! Had one of those log jacks myself, did not last long for me either, ended up with a Stihl branded peavey, love it. Congrats on...
Semi chisel is a bit cheaper for me locally. Yes semi chisel will hold an edge longer and most find it easier to sharpen. Properly setup it cuts...
A 28" light bar will weigh about what a solid 20" bar does. So I personally found the 462 to handle really well with a 28" light bar. And the...
