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Great, I just saw myself 30lbs lighter in that video. That was a good time.

He did sell the 181.

Just remember, after the deal on that MAGII, I get dibs on all 2 series that come in the shop.

I competed there for 18 years. Have a pile of competetor shirts, some pretty cool ones. I'm gonna go on Sunday and do some shopping.

'noker- thanks for the diagram, #86 is what i'm looking for. Rick, Lost your number with my old phone in the river. PM it to me, i'd like to catch up.

Started there, after about 30 pages with no info I thought I would just ask the question. Oh yeah, what oil and ratio should I run in it? HaHaHaaaaaaaaaaaa!

Just picked up a beautiful one cheap. It's missing the rear handle support (not sure of the official part name) and the spikes. I haven't seen the handle support on the bay, anyone know of a source? I know- no pictures means BS!

In NY, 99% of the time a saw would not have a wrap handle. I have them with and without dogs, they dissapear sometimes.

Hotsaw 8x8 - YouTube Put your firewood saw up against something like this. BTW, this was five years ago, there are much faster saws now.

I am not, what I am describing is the difference between bracket racing your mom's olds and running a top fuel car. Maybe turdlicker was a bit strong, but a gutted muffler and massaging the ports does not win a big contest. For example, one time I cut 3.46 seconds on 10X10 pine with my 3120 cold...

Of course it all depends on what someone thinks winning is. I think of contests like Webster, Fryeburg, Seneterre and others like that. GTG's and turdlicker (poser) shows don't count. A lot of small contests have been won with a stock saw and a good chain.

It all depends on what you regard as winning, what type of race and where it is. I can think of 10+, who through the years won real races. In the east, over the past ten years, that number is less than five. There are only a couple right now with a couple more coming up.

Actually, Webster wood is 12 inch Tulip (Yellow Poplar). Basically the same size as a 10x10.

I have run a lot of race saws. My suggestion is straight back and the belly of the pipe in the high position you showed. You want to have the pipe tight in and straight. The "jet effect" is real. Don't worry about heat, if you get it that hot, a burned hand is the least of your worries.

Hey Rick- how have you been? Yeah it seems to be going well. It has been through a couple of changes since Dave got it.

I lloked through your photos, they are great!

Hey Dennis- It's too bad he didn't post the great picture of Cicora cutting out! Hahahaaaahahhhaaaaaa!!!!!!!

There are probably forty contests within six hours of you. Check out Lumberjackplanet.com

I'm not in Fulton County, in Fulton- north of the 'Cuse. Might be convinced to host.

Hey SS, those are a great copy of the stands Brad Stevens makes. Looking at your location, you must know Slingerland.