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Oh no not the skipping discussion again?! Jamie, you aren't gonna need somebody that's trained in the foot to chest department (CPR) are you, I feel a good riggin fit comin on LMAO!

ATH brings a good point also with looking into a tree service or local timber cutter with reputable experience to help apprentice for that tree and show you how and why they do stuff would be well worth the $ for their 10 minutes of work. Their knowledge is invaluable and likely started the way...

hello there pard hope all's well, so lemme just say I'm on the west coast and am used to west coast felling styles but am open minded to why folks go about things the way they do for their respective areas. Now I haven't tried a go at dumping oaks, maples, walnuts and the like that have big ol...

LMAO!!!! yeah pard it has been awhile, just been workin like a slave on our place falling some junipers here and there for fence material so as to fix the place up. Hope all's well with you and your shifts in the bush. PS as a stihl man, I wouldn't be turn away a hot rod 372 as anymore down here...

now Jamie contrary to your anchors away comment...........you run stihl and like it a lot, Those ES light bars are the cat's ****!!

haven't spent much time in the pnw then because there is no exclusive anything used and there's a mix 6 of one half dozen the other of who runs what

A dump show is a good change of pace now and again

The Google machine brought me here as well, can't remember what I was after and had no idear if forums nor how they worked. So I went out on a limb, established my first ever email, and elbowed my way in lol

Well that's good to hear

I'd like to put a firewood season on a 661 just to feel the differences, see I'm used to my dad's 066 which was his fallin saw for a very long time and it is like an old muscle car compared to the hot rods of today that have all the power or more along with the critter features and emission...

Holy **** I want one!

Oh that's for sure, they all have a personality to figure out. Like you say too it depends on your own preference and what the saw will be used for, some guys focus more on working numbers where others are after race numbers. Aside from that I know absolutely zero, and that's were threads like...

Oh really, I wouldn't have guessed have thought a 661 was too much different than a 660 which is a hard workin saw to take those saws. In stock and or lightly modded form, I figured a 394 or 395 could tune a bit more than the competition for a bit more speed in the end

Very true

And fills up statistic graphs

It seems as though the 394 and 395 are to husky what an 064 is to 066/660 of stihl. With the 395 it seems to my very uneducated thought compared to builders, that an 084 is closer in size and speed meaning they're not really about speed and agility as straight power to pull long chain. Again...

Yes sir, went awol there for a bit working around the place and such. Chipper1 found me in the comments section of a husky saw comparison video on the ol YouTube, so here I am pokin the hornets nest again lol. I'm just FULL of useless info so I couldn't SKIP.........this read LMAO! Family is...

Hey Jamie, it seems we're moving toward a conversation you and I had awhile back involving chain............lmao!

That looks like a hoot, thanks for sharing the fun

As mentioned previously start with the bottom half of the tip to begin the cut and if possible the first few attempts get your hands below the tip until you've cut near the width of your bar then rotate the tip into the cut and let er rip and push er on through