Haywire Haywood
Fiscal Conservative Social Retard
Anyone make a 36" 325 bar to fit an 076? Seems unlikely to me but I had to ask.
Ian
Ian
Long ,325 076 bar?
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Haywire Haywood
Fiscal Conservative Social Retard
Yea, milling... I keep forgetting about replaceable tips.. thanks
Ian
Ian
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tomtrees58
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076?? 325 ?? hi have one chain is 404 tom trees
Haywire Haywood
Fiscal Conservative Social Retard
All it takes is a simple rim change... 
Ian
Ian
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
Where are you going to get a 325 tip for the big mount bar?
bookerdog
The New Champ
Just wondering why not just use low pro
Didn't know the tips were different on Stihl bars based on mount pattern...makes sense I guess... But as Bill said, Oregon should change out just fine.
Erick
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I've got an old 48" Oregon roller nose that’s .63 gauge. I can run .325, 3/8's, .404, and 1/2" pitch on it. 
If you can find one I'd recommend getting it.
If you can find one I'd recommend getting it.
harrygrey382
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In my hunt for a 36" bar for my 076 I rang Oregon, they said they didn't make anything above 25" for that pattern now...
So I got a 2nd hand Stihl bar. Turns out it was the narrow tip and ti[p a bit hard to find, a dealer measured one and I now have a tip that fits. But in my quest I did see a 325 tip that would fit that narrow (old style) Stihl bar...
Ian; .325 or .375? Is the kerf that much narrower?
Haywire Haywood
Fiscal Conservative Social Retard
Heck I dunno. Just one of the plethora of things running through my mind. I didn't think running LP on a 111cc saw with a 32-36" bar would be a good thing and the 325 would have a stronger chassis and thinner kerf...how much thinner I don't know. It is as I figured tho, pain the A to cobble together, so I guess I'll "file 13" that idea.
Ian
Ian
