bryanr2
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Well hell I never thought about a blower (thought about my Stihl 250R once- but that didnt pan out). Wanta take a crack at my BR 420?
Anyone Port a MS 362 C-M???
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Well hell I never thought about a blower (thought about my Stihl 250R once- but that didnt pan out). Wanta take a crack at my BR 420?
TheLazyBFarm
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I'm in the same boat: mine's supposed to be here Monday afternoon. I'm looking forward to it!
Snedding ... OK, I guess when I give up cutting hardwoods and decide to heat with evergreen limbs I'll have to get one of them saws!
You will like it. Just give it time to break in and I think removing the muffler screen is an easy way to get a little more out of it. You can see my review of it on the Stihl website.
You will like it. Just give it time to break in and I think removing the muffler screen is an easy way to get a little more out of it. You can see my review of it on the Stihl website.
i like turtles... 
TheLazyBFarm
ArboristSite Operative
What was inappropriate?
the way some folks think an inboard or outboard clutch makes a hoot of a difference on a firewood saw that last time I cut firewood with will stay "dirty side down" 98% of the time...but what do I know...I prefer turtles and have not tried "snedding" at the GTG's yet....must be some European thing...like "man bags" er sumptin..
I guess they are "hardwood" pegs stuck in that stick though so that makes it "cool"....
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
On the "snedding"......if you were in Europe where pines are harvested with saws, you'd look at the handling of the saw in a whole different light.
Remember guys, we live in just a small part of the world that these saws are made for.
Remember guys, we live in just a small part of the world that these saws are made for.
Rockjock
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Gentlemen I have to say it is not always the tools that make the difference its the person wielding them.
You are right Randy. Tell you the truth, even though I typed that I rethought it and thought I had deleted it before I posted, I guess that is why it is a 2 part post. Again, you are right, I thought I had retracted it. Sometimes this site drives me nuts.
MechanicMatt
Cut Split Stack Burn
I like beer and any saw with a sharp chain. I love my huskies, but stihls are great too : )
KenJax Tree
Terraphobic
I gotta ask WTF is Snedding did someone butcher up Brad's last name?
Sent from my Autotune Carb
Sent from my Autotune Carb
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Make sure the beer ALWAYS is after your done cuttin. We don't need any stupid mistakes.
Randy, I though you guys were saying that Stihls just were not any good at that!!! That new 241 looks like it may be great for it, but I have never picked one up.
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
I don't know Mike.......I'm just trying to cast a little light on why some folks put so much emphasis on how a saw handles.
There have been numerous times that I have topped a downed tree with my 044 so fast that onlookers were shocked to learn I was not a professional. I always thought it handles real well, and that the 362 handles even better. Then again, my experience with other makes is very limited.
I was half expecting you to tell me that the Swedish Cheerleaders had replaced their batons with those saws!
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
We are all guilty of cheerleading for our personal favorite, many times without taking the time to understand what real differences there are between units.
