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Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by crzybowhntr, Dec 10, 2014.

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  1. bigbarf48

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    :rofl: :lol:
     
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    Ten years ago I drove a blue truck.
     
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    Math check,

    ((120-220)/120)x100=83%
     
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    If you run the math at 110 vs 220 it works out to -100% which is probably the more likely result. ;)
     
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  5. DaveGunter

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    Yeah...well, you do your math any way you like. But I will tell ya this...

    My super wicked awesome ported ms362 with extra bananas running a 9.5 pin sprocket and a 36" bar pulling a 105 DL 3/8" square filed full skip super micro chiseled chain Installed backward will beat the snot out of that electric piece of crap on either 110/120 or 220.:p

    Disclaimer: I do not own said saw and I did not pull any pictures of said saw off the internet claiming so. Also I have no idea what any of those saw or chain terms mean, but I can install my chain backward.
     
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    Wow what a waste of 3 minutes:picard:
    I am pretty sure I could have cut that log quicker with my sharp bow saw
     
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    Oh hell, he would have been ahead of the game with a sawzall or a portaband.

    Besides, everybody knows 3 phase saws are faster. :p
     
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    He needs to have the saw ported to get 40% faster cuts!
     
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    Must be real tough wood.:faint:
     
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    :doh: :headbang:
     
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