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I personally say the 461 is noticeably more powerful and can run a 32" bar if desired but I commonly see them with 28"s whereas the older 044 can run a 28" but I almost exclusively see them with 25"s. Im sure this varies by geographic location but it has been said folks generally use bigger...

My simplistic but IMO improvement over the Granberg Mk3. 1” steel construction. Thickness of cut is secured with double set screws. Only disadvantage of note is the setup time for different thicknesses. I want to make some spacer blocks to remedy this. Built to handle a 36” bar and 29” total...

Nice man. Sure does look like a nice smooth cut. Smoother than I usually get with my full comp rip grind. I just acquired 2 fresh red oak logs from a recent tree removal at my work. One is 30"x 10 feet and the other is 20"x 15 feet. My 25" inch capacity homebrew mill should work for it. I...

You can use skip tooth for milling but you will get less smooth of a finish. Just takes more planer time afterwards and you may have to cut the boards slightly thicker....like 1/16"

My homebrew CSM is permanently fixed to run an Oregon 32" bar which gives me right around 28" of cut width.

For stumps, yes, semi chisel and skip tooth.

Check muffler and spark arrestor screen and clean out the fuel tank vent. Two other possible causes. Another possible cause is the carb diaphragm. Need to get a carb kit to replace that. Maybe if there was grit inside the carb it was not quite cleaned out. Did you clean the nozzle and pull...

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Are you sure its bar oil? If the piston is scored it may be built up mix oil from a leaky seal.

If its the case splitter then I have one I can loan ya. C-Clamp looking contraption?

It is best to not put more effort into overcomplicating things than the effort you put into actually doing what is was you set out to do in the first place. To start, my first choice on repairing a recoil spring is to replace it with a new one. Things aren't always so simple though. I have...

Your laundry list should include: crank seals, fuel line, fuel pickup body, spark plug, sealant, carb kit. And what ever components you need pertaining to the P&C.

I don't know about timber fallers but during storm cleanups, I will carry 4 spare and only go through 2 of them in a day unless there are extenuating circumstances. (rocks, sidewalks, steel fence posts, etc.) All this will tell anyone is that if you are careful you can get quite a bit of life...

25” is excellent. Don’t want to sell your saw short on the bar when it carries 461 power. :muscle:

What?? No way. A Pole in the GR area..... Weird.

If you wanted to run a 20” bar you may as well have gotten a 362. ;) I liked a 28” on the 46s. Standard weight. Balanced perfect and seemed to be the right length for around here.

My house was built in 1900 and the "story" is that it was built with the trees which were harvested on site. In 1900 around here, it is possible they were first growth trees. Nothing is hewn though so if it was done with on site trees, then there was also an onsite sawmill. In my youth, my...

Sometimes you gotta buy the dirt to get the gold.

024 Super for 95% MS660 for milling and everything else.

I have done it before to a partially overturned hickory. It was a 50" stump. Probably 10+ feet of root ball. Oddly, I had a 60hp tow behind Vermeer attached to a Kubota 6040 tractor. It took me around 5 hours to get it and the roots ground to the point that a backhoe with a root rake could...