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<blockquote data-quote="shug360" data-source="post: 8238233" data-attributes="member: 194166"><p>Well besides the Tinman and iron horse. I have not been on this forum for a while. Been working a bunch. However the saw is holding up and runs like a top. Has great power. And to those that have said my rakers are down to far that’s the way I have always run them and will continue. It really eats wood now. And I can lean into it without stopping. I did go one tooth larger on my sprocket for some more chain speed. It’s got good torque for it. So all in all I am happy with the tips and Info that I have gathered here. I am definitely pretty proud of my ugly looking little pipe. I have swapped it back and fourth to see the difference between it and a dual port. I will stick with the little fatty. As far as the guy using a skid steer over a tractor. That seems dumb I have a log arch I built for my tractor works way gooder.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shug360, post: 8238233, member: 194166"] Well besides the Tinman and iron horse. I have not been on this forum for a while. Been working a bunch. However the saw is holding up and runs like a top. Has great power. And to those that have said my rakers are down to far that’s the way I have always run them and will continue. It really eats wood now. And I can lean into it without stopping. I did go one tooth larger on my sprocket for some more chain speed. It’s got good torque for it. So all in all I am happy with the tips and Info that I have gathered here. I am definitely pretty proud of my ugly looking little pipe. I have swapped it back and fourth to see the difference between it and a dual port. I will stick with the little fatty. As far as the guy using a skid steer over a tractor. That seems dumb I have a log arch I built for my tractor works way gooder. [/QUOTE]
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