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This is the 60" setup. 8

I use the 090 to pull 60" and 87", you simply cant fail with torque and steady chain speed, with .404 chain nothing will stop you and you dont have to sharpen any where near as much as 3/8. I wouldn't bother mucking around with two power heads and double end bars, its far to time consuming. I do...

Opened up and ready to start knocking out slabs for tables.

090 first cut.

Basement bar milled with the 045.

My old 045 runing a 30" mill for the small stuff.

No chain brakes on 090s, not an issue for milling as long as you are cautious entering the cut, i fell big trees with it also and caution is your best friend.

I have a big girl of my own, awesome for big slabbing!

Any luck selling? Im in Paeroa, may know someone who is interested

Thanks to all for the advice

Thank you, appreciated

Hi all, I am looking for any information about what other model cylinder (if any) would fit a husky 42. I am finding it extremely difficult to find a piston for a 42 I have aquired. Any help is appreciated. Thanks

We had the milling nationals a month or so ago and it was won on a Peterson.

Got an old Echo 60s given to me the other day, first pull fire second pull run to idle.

They are just packing blocks used to strap packs of timber together at the mill ready for transport to local timber yards. They discard them once the packs are cut open for sale. I then swoop in before they get thrown out, its treated pine

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another pic of a mac slab.

Haha "hoser" yes i have heard that term a couple of times when visiting Austin Texas a couple of years back, I see you are from Missouri, I nearly moved there 9 years ago for a contract to assist the conversion of 4 dairy farms in Carthage, awesome state!!!