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It was just a MS362R- my sharpening is a tic on the aggressive side but not that bad. What do you cut primarily? I got the one I had with the intent of using it after things got to big for my 261/20” .325” while in the tree. I traded it & just use a 461R with the 28” instead.

It seems to have enough engine at the time but I suppose it could have been both. Certainly not enough clutch.

Does the MS400 run the same clutch as the MS362? I ask because I had a 362 & it did not have enough clutch for the 24/25” 84dl in Oak. I tried.

MS261CM- 20” .325” MS461R - I’ve 2, 1 with a 28” & 1 with a 32”. MS660R/MS661R- 36/41” I wouldn’t send the 076 packing though: there’s one here with a 60” it. I’m 5’ 11” & 170lbs. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

If you can, take someone with you to watch the top & be your 2nd set of eyes: it’s easy to get all into getting it on the ground & forget to keep looking up as you are cutting. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

That’s what was used in Oklahoma City: it’s plenty & you’re right. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Grandfather used to buy dynamite by the cases: used it to blast stumps & shoot rock but now you’ve got to be licensed to purchase or transport it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Good Idea for you: I’ll be completely honest, I have no intent to bring chainsaw to gunfight. Your ancestor blokes took being told what to do a little better by a foreign throne than our ancestors did: it was known as exceptionalism in a previous generation. It’s not an obsession if it’s...

I’m well aware of the OSHA & ANSI relationship: ANSI sets the standards & OSHA enforces them. I’ve been responsible for people on Jobs that both OSHA & the MOL have shut down due to another contractor’s activities & also for former disgruntled employee anonymous complaints. Depending on what...

Big limbs aren’t predictable on live trees: add in this one being dead & the ladder thing just gets worse. Please don’t cut off a ladder @FR3. If those large limbs are going to cause trouble if they are attached during this tree’s fall, the smart thing would be to have a good climber come by...

Saws have a chain brake for starting aloft. In the States OSHA is based on ANSI standards which have a track record of being written in blood. Top handles are the most dangerous type saws because people try to 1 hand them: there’s a reason everyone with sound judgement discourages 1 handing...

Put a 28” on the 7310 & go to work. 620 is nice but if you need more grunt a 70cc saw is hardly ever the wrong choice. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Gauge has no bearing on cutter width. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

3/8” x 0.063” if it’s available for anything 60cc & more. 0.325” x 0.063” for the 50cc. 3/8”p x 0.050” for Top handles & pole saws. More Oil is never a bad thing unless you are trying to stop leaks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

That’s what I’ve noticed also. If only there was a way to determine if the Oiler puts out less oil than the 880. If only there was a way someone could measure the output of the oilers, or better yet, there was a published spec on the outputs. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Please share Ray. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

What that full wrap handle fit? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

7 speed is the trans to have for a single axle. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Do You still own this DT466P truck? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

You really got to watch some of the long tenured fellers around here. They ride on one of them fancy ventracs & [emoji95] Bam!! Sometimes you even gotta watch with somebody helping. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro