He did pretty well with his 023.. The PS chain helped his cause.. LOL
No. Levi wanted to see what he could wring out of the 025. 44.3cc of clamshell git-er-dun... :rolleyes:
Levi's project. [ATTACH]
I may need one of those patented LP square chains to hang on Levi's 45cc and under project... ;)
I got a 15 year old here who's pretty quick to the wood.... May be a battle for 4th... But I'll dull his chain a little.. So we still good..
We call those Wendell cookies... Lol..
He sounds just like the narrator on that movie "Where the red fern Grows" or sumthin'.. I've heard that voice before..
Yup.. We always mark em tight to add a little element of sport to it... Makes ya pay attention to thin, straight cookies.. Makin' tater chips!
We doin 3 cuts this year? 4" of marked wood?
Good saws.. Use a small mount husky bar. Same as 346 and such. Check the chain brake for proper operation. Other than that, relatively bullet...
If I'm lucky, I'll have a 346 ready to play come September. And a chain for Levi to put on a certain 372 that's being wiggsified..
Who was doing the anouncing? And why does he sound so familiar??
That little husky is a runner... I'll need to bring strong medicine to keep up... I'll let ya know if I find any..
Wood got cleaner.. Yet slower.. But over all still right with earlier chains. Tune on saw was audibly different. Different weather that day? Or...
Yes. Chrome is hell on a file. The more you got, the shorter the file life. Grinders, however, don't seem to care. If a person uses a CBN wheel...
I'd be willing to guess that top chain really takes a lot of power to run. No pushing needed..
The Oregon cutters have traditionally been faster than the Stihl counterparts. A thinner chrome layer on the top and side will allow the filer to...
There's that.. Then there's the atmosphere.. Too bad the folks in charge couldn't find a way to promote and grow the sport.. It really is a good...
Guess they better start making it fun again eh??? Or is it by invite only??
Cool..
