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Thread: Stumpbroke 036 v/s 044 (video in side)

  1. 10-24-2011, 10:22 AM #1
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    Stumpbroke 036 v/s 044 (video in side)

    Stumpbroke 036 v/s Muffler Modded 044 same bar and chain same fuel same opperator same wood

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    I forgot to mention it's a 25" bar with 3/8 RSC chain
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    Looks like they're about dead even. Nice!
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  4. 10-24-2011, 11:08 AM #4
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    Close, the 036 sounds a little more angry.
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  5. 10-24-2011, 11:53 AM #5
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    In my experience an 044 out cuts an 036 quite easily.
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  6. 10-24-2011, 11:58 AM #6
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    The 036 is a hair faster by my stopwatch.
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    interesting.

    what kind of wood is that? Ive personally found my 036 starts to bog when buried with anything larger than about a 22" bar. The 25", while it will work, slows my 036 down considerably because of strain.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Del_Corbin View Post
    In my experience an 044 out cuts an 036 quite easily.
    It did until Stumpy took a grinder to the 036 it is a whole new animal now
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    Here is a vid of the 036 right before Stumpy did surgery on it

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    I was wanderin how they would stack up. I'm glad we did this. I figured they would be pretty much dead even. Didn't expect the 036 to be faster, was hopein, but didn't expect it.
    Nice camera work BTW.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JustinM View Post
    interesting.

    what kind of wood is that? Ive personally found my 036 starts to bog when buried with anything larger than about a 22" bar. The 25", while it will work, slows my 036 down considerably because of strain.
    I believe that was an Elm chunk if I remember correctly... I ran the 036... It's stout! A great addition to Spencer's wood cutting stable...
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    I saw some darn good operators up there and you and loggin 22 are right up there with the best I've seen Matt. Man could learn a lot from you guys.
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    Super Firewood Saw!

    Stumpy did a great job on that 036!




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    Looks good.

    How much lighter is the 036 than the 044?

    Too bad the 036 has that crappy air filter. Be nice to have a HD filter setup on one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wigglesworth View Post
    Looks good.

    How much lighter is the 036 than the 044?

    Too bad the 036 has that crappy air filter. Be nice to have a HD filter setup on one.
    A Hd setup would be great I dont know what the official weight difference is but its enough that the 044 is going to see alot more shelf time now
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