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A 36! What are you cuttin' way up there?I think mine has a 22 and it's plenty big for the stuff I cut. Mostly fire wood these days. Be careful with that beast
I saw one of those before ... LOL . I dropped down to a 24" bar on my husky . My trim saw is 18" . Getting older I guess . Hard to handle the larger ones all day long .
I saw one of those before ... LOL . I dropped down to a 24" bar on my husky . My trim saw is 18" . Getting older I guess . Hard to handle the larger ones all day long .
My big saw has a 14" bar. I hate cutting wood I have to split. I also hate wrestling a bigger saw than what I need. I guess I'm just a big sissy.
I have a Stihl 044 that I bought new in the late 80's. Still a great saw! I downsized the bar to a 20", used to have a 26". That V8 would be better in a car or truck...
A 36! What are you cuttin' way up there?I think mine has a 22 and it's plenty big for the stuff I cut. Mostly fire wood these days. Be careful with that beast
Just felling timber in the great north woods. When walking a log and liming it ya can keep yer back straight and reach three sides of the tree. Bending over will wear yer back out in short order.
And a 6 or 8 foot Western Red Ceder or Sitka Spruce is not uncommon up here.
Cool but no idea why they chose a Holden 253 engine, they are widely regarded as a great boat anchor over here. I'll stick to my Stihl, what a fantastic saw.