Sorry... Best I could do without Stihl's R&D $$$$$$$ :confused: [ATTACH]
Famous Nationwide with anyone who feeds cattle... They keep makin' em fancier too I see!!
Some vid of the fun... http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/midwest-sawfest-ia-mo-spring-gtg.249173/page-68
My 90cc cookie cutter / work saw.. [IMG] I think Andy was diggin on how the ole 9010 was kicking the crap out of a hot 288... I use an 8 also,...
And a 9 pin rim?
Those little bi-directional splitters are more productive than they look.. Got to use one all day in WI last year, and I was impressed... Wish...
Adam and Derrick have really stepped up their performance game in the last year or 2... Chains and saws alike... Hard to keep up with them boys......
I sent Adam with a 60dl.. We used it a lot, but hopefully it still cuts ok..
Update: The chain that made those chips was my fastest chain in Iowa this last weekend.. We raced in cottonwood.. I used it on a ported 562 and...
Who's doin the testing?
Who should I leave one with???
There's races next week in Iowa too???
A fast, sharp chain is a fast, sharp chain... But if a heavy handed operator ran one chain made special for his 3120, on his 346, he'd have to...
I've always liked a more aggressive chain for three cut racing, so you could focus on changeovers instead of pushing on the saw. But too...
Well?? Not always... I've seen fast chains at almost 40 thou under cutter... And some like this one about 20 thou... A normal work chain for me...
Ya... Test cant been sitting around for 7 or 8 months... What I thought was interesting was how clean the cut side was and the chips were actually...
For a work chain, yes... But do ya think they too high for a race chain?? Didn't plug up in a 10" cant.. Sooo... Not real sure at this point...
some "chips"? [ATTACH]
Frost coming out up there??
At 13,000 lbs... They don't even shake... Some of those rounds are 100 lbs a piece... No bouncy... Though could you imagine what one would do to a...
