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  1. 05-29-2011, 05:26 AM #46
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    If some nancy boy tells you they are for two men only tell him
    to stop watchings soaps and eating bon bons all day.

    Another large motor is the Titan twins @ 293cc 17 cubes.

    Disston DA 211...65 lbs with 36" bar


    I can vouch for the the DA211. I remember as a kid, maybe 10 or 12, sending our 211 up big trees to my Dad. I still have it and it's got good compression, Joe.




    IEL PT-ST 160cc, 62 lbs with 40" bar
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  2. 05-29-2011, 05:35 AM #47
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChainsawmanXX View Post
    Husky 3120 is supposed to be the biggest stock saw on the market right now. But id much rather have an 880, or 660 anyday!
    You have obviously not run a 3120 with a sharp chain.
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  3. 05-29-2011, 06:06 AM #48
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    Quote Originally Posted by WKEND LUMBERJAK View Post
    You have obviously not run a 3120 with a sharp chain.
    Nooppe the only huskys I have ever ran are a 181 and a 350 haha.
    Just a few saws!!
    God is great, Stihls are good, and people are crazy.
    Big saws, and rusty trucks forever!
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  4. 05-29-2011, 07:58 AM #49
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    Cool!

    Very cool pics! I love the old articles, and ad's too!
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  5. 05-29-2011, 12:03 PM #50
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    Just a addition,
    Danarm's
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    This big old Danarm two man saw came to light on Aussie ebay recently prior to being snapped up by a lucky buyer - it is supposed to be the large 350cc powered unit. Great original condition for a saw of its age - wish it was mine

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  7. 01-12-2012, 01:18 PM #52
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    Husky 395 XP (28") NOT FOR WIMPS!
    Husky 371 XP (24")
    Husky 365 SP (24")
    Makita 6401 (18") My first port job and muffler mod.
    Ryobi 10532 (14") Muffler modded finally.



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  8. 01-12-2012, 01:30 PM #53
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    i thought this thread was dead
    Saws-
    Stihl- MS 660 Magnum BB Kit
    Stihl- 044 Magnum BB Kit
    Stihl- MS 250 (Stock)
    Stihl- MS 170 (Stock)
    Husqvarna- 55 Rancher Muffler Modded Ported and cuts FASSSTTTT
    Dolmar Ps-510 (Stock)
    Dolkita Dcs-401 MM
    Echo cs500-VL


    MORE TO COME VERY SOON!!!
    Roughly 6 more on the Bench!!

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  9. 01-12-2012, 01:32 PM #54
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    Quote Originally Posted by mitch95100 View Post
    i thought this thread was dead
    It was until I found that video. Wasn't sure where else to put it so here it is.
    Husky 395 XP (28") NOT FOR WIMPS!
    Husky 371 XP (24")
    Husky 365 SP (24")
    Makita 6401 (18") My first port job and muffler mod.
    Ryobi 10532 (14") Muffler modded finally.



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  10. 01-12-2012, 01:35 PM #55
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    Quote Originally Posted by GASoline71 View Post
    Is this big enough?



    Or maybe one you can drive?





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    And who doesn't enjoy driving a Deere?

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  11. 01-12-2012, 02:05 PM #56
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    Quote Originally Posted by CTYank View Post
    According to David Lee, after WWII Societe PPK in France manufactured 2-man saws with 250, 350, and 550 cc engines. At least some were clones of WWII Stihl KS-43 saw. Titan in Seattle produced a saw with a 22-foot-long bar with a Bluestreak powerhead on either end- idea was to cut big redwoods low and minimize waste.

    Ask me, the most fun saws must have been the 1.34 cid O&Rs. You could hide one in your pocket.
    My PPK Quick 80 is 225cc:
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    The Quick 100 and 125 are 350cc.
    Don't know about a 550cc PPK but sure would like to know more about it... Living in France, I need to find one...
    At Home: Jonsered 2163, 670, Stihl 088, ms440/460BB, Stihl MS361, MS200T, MS240, MS260, 015 AV, 08, 08S, 020 AV, 041, TS360, Contra, Poulan XXV, PPK Quick 80, Echo CS-60S, shindaiwa yb411, yb401, and many project saws (stihl, poulan, dolmar, mac, shindaiwa, husky, Jred, echo...)...
    At Work: Stihl MS 200T, MS 260, MS261, MS 361, MS 362, MS440, MS 441 ,MS 660, Husqvarna 346XP, 372XP ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stumpys Customs View Post
    My buddy's got a 3120 if you ever make it down. We've put it up against an 084 & an 880 and the Stihl were left wanting
    Whatever
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    Quote Originally Posted by CTYank View Post
    According to David Lee, after WWII Societe PPK in France manufactured 2-man saws with 250, 350, and 550 cc engines. At least some were clones of WWII Stihl KS-43 saw. Titan in Seattle produced a saw with a 22-foot-long bar with a Bluestreak powerhead on either end- idea was to cut big redwoods low and minimize waste.
    :

    They made one but it did not work. They could not keep the chain tight enough to be practical..

    Titan did sell a 12 foot bar to fit the BlueStreak.




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    A quote from 2dogs

    "I firmly believe in the philosophy that safety is the number one priority in the woods. Having said that I feel that safety starts with the proper mindset and is followed closely, very closely, by the proper skillset. I think there is a tendency to offset poor skills by buying more safety gear."
    "Amateurs should stay away from big saws in big wood."
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    Quote Originally Posted by RandyMac View Post


    This is a chain saw forum not a forum about trencher teeth.
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