Aggie, you win ... but a roller tip bar would still give you some more limbing speed.. :hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:
Limbing saws
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Aggie, you win ... but a roller tip bar would still give you some more limbing speed.. :hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:
2000ssm6
Stihl User
Aight Belgian, put some of your monsters up!
More pics, more pics, more pics.
LOL, I don't think my oldies fit right in this thread
oldsaw
"Been There, Milled That"
Man, I don't know Ultra. Those pipes would kind of get in the way up in the harness. They would have to be for once the tree is down. I guess the 3120 would work as a serious climbing saw. Then again, your other 084 would be a good call there too.
So, where would you find a good 20 tooth sprocket?
Mark
So, where would you find a good 20 tooth sprocket?
Mark
Zodiac45
Paleostoveologist & Sawwhisperer
here is one or two, Should have more on the other computer...
That's what I'm talkin about!
hoss
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vapnut257
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Why is you saw wearing a diaper??? :greenchainsaw:
Ok then, because you heathens insist, LOLOL.
Beat this ....:hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:
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Ok then, because you heathens insist, LOLOL.
Beat this ....:hmm3grin2orange:
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Roland Roland.
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LOLOLOL I knew you would like it.... 880 W of raw limbing power (without the pipe of course).. :rockn:
Well, that one is probably used less than this one:Ok then, because you heathens insist, LOLOL.
Beat this ....:hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:
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powelllake
ArboristSite Operative
Another Poulan pic
Heres my Poulan limbing saw.
Heres my Poulan limbing saw.
Nice looking old timers. I'm guessing circa 1965, maybe a little earlier?
I owned a 1975 Poulan model (a 16" little marvel), until I let a "friend" use it and destroy it. That saw had the best balance of any chainsaw around.
SawTroll
Information Collector
Jokes aside :jawdrop:
..a really cool limbing saw is the MS361 with a 15" bar, and 3/8x8.....
..a really cool limbing saw is the MS361 with a 15" bar, and 3/8x8.....
You are kidding me? Put a 15" bar on an MS 361? What on earth would a 15" chain be able to do with all that horsepower to release?Jokes aside :jawdrop:
..a really cool limbing saw is the MS361 with a 15" bar, and 3/8x8.....
Reminds me of my hot rod and pony car days. Remember the Hemi 'Cuda?
huskydave
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You are kidding me? Put a 15" bar on an MS 361? What on earth would a 15" chain be able to do with all that horsepower to release?
Reminds me of my hot rod and pony car days. Remember the Hemi 'Cuda?
What about those guys that put bigblocks in vega's and pinto's.
scotclayshooter
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You are kidding me? Put a 15" bar on an MS 361? What on earth would a 15" chain be able to do with all that horsepower to release?
Reminds me of my hot rod and pony car days. Remember the Hemi 'Cuda?
LoL i think he puts that combination on the 372xp as well:jawdrop:
One of my mates runs a 372xp with a 15" 325 theres no way to bog it!
SawTroll
Information Collector
You are kidding me? Put a 15" bar on an MS 361? What on earth would a 15" chain be able to do with all that horsepower to release?
Reminds me of my hot rod and pony car days. Remember the Hemi 'Cuda?
Believe it or not, it is my most common setup for limbing and bucking (in the woods), unless the trees are really small, like thinning victims - or I take another saw, just for kicks......
Most trees aren't more than 18" here, and a 15" bar does nicely, with some "overbucking".
It will be replaced by a 16" one when worn out, though.
Poley4
ArboristSite Guru
Since you have both a 339xp and a 346xpg, why on earth would you limb with a MS361W unless you're just trying to turn on Witchy with your big bulging biceps.
