saw chain

[slabracing]

I've been reading on this site for a couple of weeks,(first post,great site)
and I have an outdoor furnace for about one year
I bought a Dolmar PS6400 w/18" bar and would like advise on type(s)
of chain I should be using?
Wood is alot of Elm some maple,oak,iron wood,butternut anything in
N.Central WI
any help would be appreciated
Thank you
Dave

 

[brent denny]

Depending on what is available and pricing, I would be running oregon LG or stihl RS.

 

[Cut4fun]

As a homeowner I use Windsor FC or SC. But everyone here states Baileys woodsman pro = Carlton, is good stuff and cheapest to buy, delivered to your door. Heres Baileys how to chose site. http://www.baileys-online.com/how-to-buy-sawchain.htm

 

[keith c raymond]

If you want chain that will hold up go for Stihl RS and dont look back

 

[WESCOMAN]

I tried the WoodsmanPro and it is a good chain (on par with Oregon). It is not however better than some Oregon Ive used (not as sharp). But then again 2 out of 3 boxes of Oregon were not that sharp either. The 3rd box of Oregon was simply amazing! I just purchased a box of the RM2 Stihl (Thats all they had) and will give that a try. I hear the STIHL RS is really good stuff. That is my next chain.

 

[Lawn Masters]

I pretty much use chisel chain whenever I can. it all depends on the conditions in which I'm cutting wood. clean, or fairly clean wood, I use chisel, fairly dirty, or really dirty, I'll use semi chisel, or if I can ever find it again, chipper chain.