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Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by the GOAT, Oct 5, 2013.

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  1. MasterMech

    MasterMech The Mechanical Moderator

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    Glad to see you kept her 100% original Mike. Getting hard to find those nose guards. :rofl: :lol::thumbs:
     
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    Here is a Monster of a saw!! Gonna go out back and buck up some Trees (er, I mean twigs :))

    For $80 its a good investment for the ATV. Member Swags gave me an ATV chainsaw holder. So it will be my ride along trail cleaner until the Spring GTG in Canton.

    Thanks Swags!!

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    Nowhere near the quantity that some here have, but here's my collection. The 290 is the 'go to' saw. The wood shark is my limbing saw. I paid around $80 for it 10 years ago. It's had nothing but a new bar, chains, gas, oil and an air filter. Just got the 3700 running again after sitting for many years.
     

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  4. Certified106

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    What's up with that chain? I don't think I have ever seen one like that where in between the teeth they have those weird risers.
     
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  5. KaptJaq

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    MM, do you need a "Safe-T-Tip", I've got a hardly used spare... [​IMG]

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    That 441 he has may need one ;)
     
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  7. MasterMech

    MasterMech The Mechanical Moderator

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    Better send it to Mike. I hear he's on the prowl for another Homelite. :whistle:
     
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    MasterMech The Mechanical Moderator

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    One of the worst types of safety chain. Slow doesn't even begin to describe it.
     
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    My 12 yo pole saw (Homelite) came with that style of chain. I donated it to the local saw shop who sells used chains from dead saws or he's sharpened & a year later haven't been picked up. Only time I saw that style of chain before. I wonder if it was a Homelite thing.
     
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    MasterMech The Mechanical Moderator

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    That's Oregon's version of a raised tie-strap chain. It made appearances on just about every manufacturers' saws. Stihl had a chain called PM1/RM2 that was similar in function but the raised tie-straps were triple humped instead of being smooth across the top. Looked cool, kinda, but cut like a turd. At least the safety chains that are out there today cut decent as long as the nose of the bar isn't buried.
     
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    Wow that would be fun having to file every one of those when you sharpen the chain.
     
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    The homelite rangers don't last long enough to have to sharpen the chain.

    I've got a bucket full of those chains from the 15 saws I used parts from to turn 'kickass' into a runner.
     
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    I bought my Ranger in 1999 from Home Depot. I was a new homeowner with a acre and a half of downed trees to clean up. That saw is still running today and was my only saw for about 10 years of 4 to 5 cords of firewood a year. Mine came with a modern low-kick back safety chain. Didn't cut fast but what did I know. It was faster than a hand saw.

    I've seen some units that had dull chains and were over-reved to death or the air filters were clogged and they were run rich and fried. The people that used them bought them in a box store. Like me, what did they know? At least I read the instructions. Main difference is that after the first few cuts I took off the "safe-t-tip" and figured how to use the file that came with it.

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    i'll play

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    Had a couple mutts added to the stable yesterday...

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    Yes... Stihls....
    Shouldn't be around for long hopefully...
     
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    Here's my line up.
     

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    You just bought a 460 and you are selling it already :eek:
    Why?
     
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    Na.. My neighbor was enamored with my ported 385, and would not take no for an answer... So he traded the 2 saws in the pic for my ugly old 385 with attitude... The 460 ain't too bad a runner... Vibrates a lot more than my other saws though.. Other than that, seems sturdy..:whistle:
     
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  20. Lumber-Jack

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    Only saw I've owned or needed for the last 35 year was this ole Husky.
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    However, one of the muffler bolts broke on the Husky last time I was out cutting wood. I still managed to cut everything I fell, but decided it was time to pick up a spare saw. I have since replaced the bolt on the Husky.
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