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  1. smokinj Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 11, 2008
    15,410 posts
    Anderson, Indiana
    cant see it slowing you down at 28in.
    #26

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  2. webie Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 21, 2009
    562 posts
    Wisconsin
  3. loggie New Member

    joined: Feb 24, 2008
    98 posts
    neast
    I like the 24" on my 066 have the 32" but it is nose heavy and only use it on wood bigger than 24" It looks like you may not be getting enough bar oil and the heat is making the paint come off the bar faster.The big saws are harder on bars I find. I had a problem with stalling on my saw and the cylinder bolts had worked loose,lucky I did not burn it up.
  4. smokinj Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 11, 2008
    15,410 posts
    Anderson, Indiana
    the e bars all do that the es will take it much better but a little heavier.
  5. southbound Minister of Fire

    joined: May 26, 2008
    727 posts
    mid south tn
    I know the bar was getting hot it was covered up all day..The nose of the bar only saw sun when it was time to fuel up...
  6. smokinj Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 11, 2008
    15,410 posts
    Anderson, Indiana
    I burn the paid off every e bar quick! but there light.
  7. southbound Minister of Fire

    joined: May 26, 2008
    727 posts
    mid south tn
  8. smokinj Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 11, 2008
    15,410 posts
    Anderson, Indiana
  9. southbound Minister of Fire

    joined: May 26, 2008
    727 posts
    mid south tn
    Pic's if the wood from the stump...

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    I still have to go back for a dead tree and some limbs.....................
  10. smokinj Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 11, 2008
    15,410 posts
    Anderson, Indiana
    chunk it! bar not long enough?
  11. southbound Minister of Fire

    joined: May 26, 2008
    727 posts
    mid south tn
    It was 5 foot 7 across and 5 foot 5 tall..Nope the 20" not long enough....
  12. southbound Minister of Fire

    joined: May 26, 2008
    727 posts
    mid south tn
    Worst part I ended up using some chains my FIL gave me..Now he has been logging for 40 years and they say he can file better then a grinder but not one chain would cut strait....I dropped them off at the shop today will get them back tomorrow..............
  13. smokinj Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 11, 2008
    15,410 posts
    Anderson, Indiana
    love it! and little trick on them if you have a chain grinder set your angle to 10 degress if you didnt already know that but it makes
    that job a little easier! wow 66in. tree what kind?
  14. southbound Minister of Fire

    joined: May 26, 2008
    727 posts
    mid south tn
    Oak...Biggest one I ever did see...When they first moved in it was all there and it was massive.....

    I need info on WoodlandPro 30RC Chainsaw Chain...The Carlton site does not list 30RC...

    http://www.sawchain.com/products/productdescChain.asp?SeriesID=1

    Does it have the Bumper link to reduce kickback???

    Or is it Ramped depth gauge for reduced kickback????

    If this is the stuff you are using a pic or to would be great...

    Thanks,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
  15. smokinj Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 11, 2008
    15,410 posts
    Anderson, Indiana
    30 rc is like stihl 33rs its full chiesl ready to rock....full comp all around chain its my favorite price and its good chain
  16. smokinj Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 11, 2008
    15,410 posts
    Anderson, Indiana
    ripping chain is better with semi chisel it will stay sharp longer. non safety 30scs
  17. smokinj Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 11, 2008
    15,410 posts
    Anderson, Indiana
    thats cut at 30 degrees to make it a ripping chain you just change the angle to 10 degrees and that chain is the woodland 30rc series and rakers need to be dead on.

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  18. southbound Minister of Fire

    joined: May 26, 2008
    727 posts
    mid south tn
    Great thanks for the pic's,,

    Now I'm gonna show off some of mt noobness...

    Ripping chain better fo noodleing or just better all around???
  19. smokinj Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 11, 2008
    15,410 posts
    Anderson, Indiana
    better for stumps even in if your cross cutting the grain in the wood is a lot different at ground level. oh lets see the oddels of noddles...
  20. southbound Minister of Fire

    joined: May 26, 2008
    727 posts
    mid south tn
    Thanks !!!! I learned something new...
  21. smokinj Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 11, 2008
    15,410 posts
    Anderson, Indiana
    the bigger trees get curly some curlier than others but it can reek havoc on even the biggest saws.
  22. southbound Minister of Fire

    joined: May 26, 2008
    727 posts
    mid south tn
    Ok just got off my butt and ordered a 28" Carlton bar and a 91 dl Carlton chain...

    When I called Bailey's the man on the phone kept saying that bar is a steal it's a steal...

    We will see.............
  23. smokinj Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 11, 2008
    15,410 posts
    Anderson, Indiana
    I think you will be happy with it and that beast needs at least a 28in. to be in the zone. I think the most over rated bar is the gb bars the paint is gone after a tank of gas. And I paid 50.00 fot that 20in. bar.
  24. southbound Minister of Fire

    joined: May 26, 2008
    727 posts
    mid south tn
    Some Carlton bars are GB.. Now who makes GB???I know they just sold out to someone new.....

    Aren't the Stihl ES bars GB??? Same tip........
  25. southbound Minister of Fire

    joined: May 26, 2008
    727 posts
    mid south tn
    Any one of these bars with Stihl paint on it would look like the ES bar...

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