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Thanks for all the help. Looks like it will have to be done with a stihl 880, aftermarket 72" bar and aftermarket helper handle. Saw alone is gonna be $1675.00. Should be worth it for what they are gonna pay per cut.

I need to run a six foot bar to cut large bundles of lumber to length. Was wondering how many cc's I need to run a six foot bar. I have seen these saws run as two man saws. Any info would be great thanks.I am near Vancouver, Canada for anyone that may have supplier recommendations.

Was wondering what type of oil to use for bar oil when cutting game. And also if it is common to keep a seperate chainsaw just for game?

Entry level - cs36 14" bar. Was given to me by father-in-law so only have 30 bucks into it. I am mechanically capable so could do piston replacement myself. I just figured if piston and ring were going to be around 100 bucks I might as well get a new one. I have been doing some research and...

Thanks guys. It was compression. I think it is time for a rebuild, but, considering the cost I might just buy a new one. If I do get a new one what is recommended. My uses will be cutting firewood, framing houses and eventually milling. Is there a saw that can do all that or do I need two?

Small john deere chainsaw that I have put fresh gas and new park plug in but will not start. Have spark and fuel at chamber. I think carb. Pulled it apart and it looks clean. Any suggestions?

bought new studs and heli coils. Worked just fine. Now I have fresh gas and new spark plug. I have fuel and spark but wont start????

Got the studs out. Was just threaded plastic. Bigger threads or maybe heli coils. In case anyone cared.

Had a chainsaw given to me. The threaded holes for the studs that the bar mounts to are stripped and I cannot get nuts off or studs out. Anyone have experience with this. Is there threaded metal inserts in there or just threaded plastic?