What size bar?wendell said:I'm sure at some point but for now, it is just for throwing chips.
wendell said:smokinjay said:What size bar?
42" Not one of those candy a** 41 inchers. ;-)
+1thinkxingu said:There's nothing in this thread about PPE, so it should be deleted. I don't care if you did get a new, cool saw that we'd all like to play with.
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wendell said:Better?
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Notice how I made sure the Labonville decal was showing to make sure you knew I was using quality PPE.
wendell said:Unfortunately, I have all of my wood cut up. Guess it's time to go out and scrounge some more!
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zapny said:Nice chainsaw, whats the smallest bar you can run on that beast?
wendell said:I need to get some wood before I get the video done but I will get on it. Not sure why but the chain that came with it is safety chain so I will need to get that replaced. 135 drive links of RSC is going to be painful.
I'm not sure how short you can go but I'm sure that anything less than 20" would be a little ridiculous.
Battenkiller said:Wendel, when you get those new chaps as dirty as this guy's, you can move on up to it's big brother.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfLGz1KBD6k&feature=related
That thing throws some noodles, eh?
Nice saw Wendell, I ran that same model with a 28in bar on a tree crew years ago. Nice power to weight saw.wendell said:Unfortunately, I have all of my wood cut up. Guess it's time to go out and scrounge some more!
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fjord said:Kinda like the ole high school shouts in the halls: " ...mine is longer than yours...."
Oh myyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy WenDell, you are sooooo man with that bar. :lol:
( Even the PNW loggers rarely use a bar that size. Not pro practical for real work. Ever sharpen a 40" chain in the field ? Just thot you'd like to know some real stuff.)
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