Stock no muffler mod I would take a 550 545 over a 346. Cant stand the muffler modded ones as they are so freaking loud on the 550 for some...
Northwood Saw to start is near you. http://www.northwoodsaw.com/store/ Quick to my door too and way cheaper cost.
BINGO learned to stay away from them 2 years ago. Now that Gregg isnt there to take care of us. Crap on them. Hope Gregg gets his site going...
If you use one of those opt-2 mix 1gal packs. Your mixing 70:1. NWIH. o_O:jaw:
Alrighty robin, that test didnt last long at all.
Screw being cool. I want something that stays mixed with ethanol. Not to many can say that. Klotz Original KL-200...
Still Redline for you Steve?
I got a cam pic one time of a buck I tracked for 2 days. Cam pic showed the arrow still in him a week later. Found the 35mm pic from old deer...
velvet buck before done growing. 3 drops. North Ohio my other place. [IMG] [IMG]
Maybe. There is a disease I seen in Ohio that could take one like that. Seen it. Also if hit by something. I got a 170+ in velvet that I had...
Thats a easy one. ;) One choice IMO :rootintootin:
Dont do it Gary. You will double your saws in a month. Seriously. That place has helped my brain say NO to great deals over and over!
Handnt seen that color combo. :thumbs: This one runs but needs the clutch off the parts saw beside it. Shelf saws to be traded. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I dont mind some TH saws like Micros, 200T 338T, but them dang Mini Macs and Homies you can have.
Cutterchoice sells a bar lot nicer IMO then OPM. Laser 41014 - 18" FPRO BAR 325 050 (72DL)...
Yes there is thinned race chain. I used to own some of them. You have to have the whole chain apart and have inside the cutters milled. Then put...
older powermatch 18" [IMG]
They make a 20" 78DL you posted. But OP wants 18" = 72DL ( OP = .325/0.50/72dl PowerMatch bar) Dont make a oregon powermatch in 18" that I know...
Got a couple 60cc poulans that are right on a 262 butt in the cut. But there again I wouldnt run over 20"
Steve = he needs a 60+cc saw and a 22-24" Here is the new version of the 6700 670 = 680 http://www.echo-usa.com/Products/Chain-Saws/CS-680...