got a chainsaw question...
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And dont use the chain saw bars to measure your cocks.
just want to know who would use a chainsaw on a chicken?
strange fellas in MT
So..... What's the question?
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Arctic Thunder
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The lenght of the bar doesn't mean anything unless you have the horsepower to pull it.
So you need the perfect bar length and if you line them up side by side the guy that runs a full comp chain with the rakers down an extra .010" and has if pinned will out run the guy that has a bar that is to long and chain that isn't sharpend to a tee.
And even at that their is some techniques that will improve the speed of the cut.
IMO
Thunder
Betcha my chainsaw will whoop up on yours......blah.....blah.....blah.......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDWqJe1dCgY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDWqJe1dCgY
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dmkhnr
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I'd have to give it to the Husky, as that Echo and even the newer Husky that you buy at Lowes is nothing more than a homeowners light use saw.
I use a saw almost everyday (I've got a Husky 575xp that will pull your arms off at 8000 elev). And have bought these big box store saws for little projects and siezed them up within an hr. 99% of them, (at least on the west coast) have CA emmisions crap on them, and they won't run when you take them to higher elevations. I've got a baby Stihl 192 (single hand) with a 10" bar that I use for finish work. High elevation, High heat, and it just keeps running.
I use a saw almost everyday (I've got a Husky 575xp that will pull your arms off at 8000 elev). And have bought these big box store saws for little projects and siezed them up within an hr. 99% of them, (at least on the west coast) have CA emmisions crap on them, and they won't run when you take them to higher elevations. I've got a baby Stihl 192 (single hand) with a 10" bar that I use for finish work. High elevation, High heat, and it just keeps running.
I'd have to give it to the Husky, as that Echo and even the newer Husky that you buy at Lowes is nothing more than a homeowners light use saw.
I use a saw almost everyday (I've got a Husky 575xp that will pull your arms off at 8000 elev). And have bought these big box store saws for little projects and siezed them up within an hr. 99% of them, (at least on the west coast) have CA emmisions crap on them, and they won't run when you take them to higher elevations. I've got a baby Stihl 192 (single hand) with a 10" bar that I use for finish work. High elevation, High heat, and it just keeps running.
this is an older echo, im not sure how old it is but my dad has had it since i can remember. weve got a couple little stihl's aswell an 026, 011 and an 009 we built our shop with the 009
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MTdream
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whoops.... which would out saw the other
Thanks! I just spit my water all over the place at work. People might suspect I am not working now!
I'd have to give it to the Husky, as that Echo and even the newer Husky that you buy at Lowes is nothing more than a homeowners light use saw.
I use a saw almost everyday (I've got a Husky 575xp that will pull your arms off at 8000 elev). And have bought these big box store saws for little projects and siezed them up within an hr. 99% of them, (at least on the west coast) have CA emmisions crap on them, and they won't run when you take them to higher elevations. I've got a baby Stihl 192 (single hand) with a 10" bar that I use for finish work. High elevation, High heat, and it just keeps running.
My dog is tuffer than yours, My lawn mower has more power, torque, whatever than yours.
also my cat is fuzzer than yours.
my tv sound system is smaller than yours
Sign me up for one of those please
What's funny is that you actually got a serious response to this question.
heres a pic of the ol' echo
