No idea. Never measured one. I just know a 24 is bigger than 20, 28 is bigger than 24,,,,,,,,:) And chain dl count is a part of the bar, not...
If it’s for spreading gravel, I’d have a York rake with tires. Get it close with the bucket and then rake it off. A box blade would work better...
It should be 84 dl, just like a stihl bar. Stihl just calls theirs 25”, for whatever reason.
Negative
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Nope. Lol
You’d get rid of about half of your saws if a few of them were ported. It would actually save you money
I bet the arbor is just a scoshe undersized
You could pull it back apart and reinstall the bearings with Loctite on the shafts if there’s no interference fit
With a bigger tractor and front end loader, I’d still pull it from the butt end but as an alternative you could pull it up the hill by raising the...
I’d wrap a chain around the butts and pull them up the hill. I would think even a four-wheel-drive pick up would move a tree that size. Probably...
Only had the one
Even paid $80 less after shipping than I could get it for locally (if they had one).
Meh. Once you’ve seen one pair…… …you wanna see ‘em all
Half of a rotisserie chicken and a bowl of Golden Grahams?
Those little rounds are pretty popply [ATTACH]
Don’t worry about it. That’s why they call this place firewood hoarders club, and not firewood identifiers club. They’re all pretty good at...
No damage to sprockets. They’re good for .050-.063.
Good bearings, too. Awkward
I still say get a Boss [ATTACH]
