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That's for sure, Ed. Nothing is cheap.

Right before the tip, it is chewed up pretty badly. I can still use it, I think, for no more than I need the longer bar for. I was mainly just curious.

Where is everyone's favorite place to buy after-market bars to fit Stihl saws? This one is to replace a worn out 24/25-inch Stihl bar. I really don't need to have an expensive bar, as I don't use it all that hard anymore.

Sold!

I have two Stihl bars for sale. One is 32 inches, 3/8, 50 and the other is 36 inches, 3/8, .63. The 36 has three good chains with it-one is right out of the box. The 32 has two good chains with it. $75 plus shipping for the 32 and two chains. $100 plus shipping for the 36 and three chains. Pay...

Not sure, really. I sold it elsewhere. I did sell a chainsaw mill one time, but it took me forever.

Sold

I have a pair of as-new, Nick's fire boots for sale. These are the best of the best and sell for $550 new. These boots had a small amount of use. They are size 10 1/2 D. I need $275 shipped. If anybody is interested, text me at 308-660-1736 and I will send you pics.

Nope. Hopefully, I won't have to.

I just did the opposite with my 261. I put a 3/8 sprocket on it, so that I could run a 20-inch bar, 3/8 chain. The 260 and the 261 are the same size sprocket. I left the 260 with the .325, as it does not pull as well as the 261. I took the 20-inch .325 bar/chain off the 261 and put it on the...

Probably not a bad idea to keep it for the milling. That is hard on saws and a bit richer would not be bad. The parts thing does not sound right to me. Except for the electronic carb, the parts should all be the same. That was crap, that it had a cm tag on it, though.

I put a Straight Shot on my 400 and it is an amazing saw. Is it better than a simple muffler mod-who knows? I have read a lot about the BB falling apart. It is not nearly as well-made as the Straight Shot. My 400 runs a 25-inch bar with authority and kicks the s=== out of my muffler-modded...

Yep. It is often for easy stuff that about anybody could figure out, if they bothered to learn a little bit. I guess that it is really no different than vehicle shops. They prey on ignorant people.

You will love it. The 361 is better than the newer 362 and the 400 whips them both. I love mine. I sold my 361 awhile back and still have my 362, but the 400 with the SS muffler and a 25-inch bar is really a great saw. The 362 is just OK, but also does the job.

Never put any bar oil in, while cutting meat. Easy fix.

What does math have to do with it? lmao!

Exactly! Other than that, it just shows that you bought off on the leftist bs. The amount of oil from a chainsaw, is irrelevant.

Would you please translate what you just tried to say.

I think that you would have a hard time collecting on that warranty under any circumstances. The only way that they can make you use their crap, is to offer it for free and they-as well as any other company-know that damn good and well. They know the legality and count on people not being...

It is illegal to deny warranty for ANY oil usage, as long as the oil meets specs. It is called the Moss/Magnuson Act. That pertains also to vehicle warranties-unless they offer you free oil changes, like toyota does. Amsoil Saber Pro will do fine in your 4-mix equipment.