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Chainsaw (window) shopping; the longest bar I ever saw.
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<blockquote data-quote="Porosonik" data-source="post: 7651381" data-attributes="member: 156657"><p>Back in my ill-spent youth (1972-73 or there about) I worked with a guy that had a ten foot (120") bar on a Stihl 090 gear drive that he used for felling old growth redwood snags. It used to stay on his old Catapillar D8 (14A series) which it fit perfectly. With the powerhead sitting on the fuel tank, the nose of the bar was just touching the back side of the radiator. It only got used on occasion when the tree called for it, and fortunately he could build a road to the base of the tree so he didn't have to carry it. Apart from that, the longest I ever encountered was a couple of 78" bars. They weren't too uncommon in Northwest California back then.</p><p></p><p>Porosonik.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Porosonik, post: 7651381, member: 156657"] Back in my ill-spent youth (1972-73 or there about) I worked with a guy that had a ten foot (120") bar on a Stihl 090 gear drive that he used for felling old growth redwood snags. It used to stay on his old Catapillar D8 (14A series) which it fit perfectly. With the powerhead sitting on the fuel tank, the nose of the bar was just touching the back side of the radiator. It only got used on occasion when the tree called for it, and fortunately he could build a road to the base of the tree so he didn't have to carry it. Apart from that, the longest I ever encountered was a couple of 78" bars. They weren't too uncommon in Northwest California back then. Porosonik. [/QUOTE]
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