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I really like my EA4300 and have had zero issues with it. I only use it as a limbing saw, but it stands head and shoulders above the Stihl clam shell saws it replaced. Any of my 346XP saws will easily out cut it, I just have a soft spot for it.

Mark, I have a place for you to stay as well, should you need a back-up plan. John

It's still marked out with "Crime Scene" tape from last year.😉

Just started a new thread with the 2024 GTG information, but cross-posting here so that others may see it. Teva just informed me that the PNW GTG is a on and the dates are 6/13-6/16, which is Bob's (the host) birthday weekend. The location is the same, an easy drive about 8 miles West of I-5...

Teva just informed me that the PNW GTG is a on and the dates are 6/13-6/16, which is Bob's (the host) birthday weekend. The location is the same, an easy drive about 8 miles West of I-5 using one of the Springfield exits. This an equal opportunity gathering. All saws running or not, stock or...

My neighbor had a "friend" run over his 460 and I'm trying to get it back up and running for him. Please PM me with what you have and price shipped. Much Appreciated, John

I must be living right as the Brand X carbs I've used have functioned without issue. Stihl and Husqvarna don't make their own carburetors and what shows up on them today are made in China. The high tech company I worked for moved some of their manufacturing to China, as despite the specs you...

When I over seed pastures I make a visit to: Hayworth Seed 23460 OR-99E Harrisburg, OR 97446 (541) 995-6712 They will blend the seed mixes to your specifications from an extensive list of seed inventory.

https://www.youtube.com/@dynojoemods2764 I like to see real performance data collects, no mater who it shines or shames.

Currently my 361 is my ready go to 60cc saw and my 036, 362CM, and 562XP saws sit on the shelf. Stihl OEM cylinder walls are really tough and the pistons are the first to fail. I've cleaned deposits from a dozen or so cylinders that had trashed pistons, and nearly all of them were serviceable...

A 024 has a magnesium lower, but the 023 is a clamshell type lower. A 024 has a shorter stroke than a 026, but the 024 Super has the same stroke as an 026.

It looks like the leaner is hung up in the "middle tree". If I was cutting this, I would ladder up the middle tree from the side away from the leaner and drop off the section to the left. Then cut the limb off the middle tree that is supporting the leaner and let it fall to the ground.

Purchase a Baltic Abrasives CBN wheel for it.

I heard that a cure for CAD made it through clinical trials, then Stihl and Husqvarna bought out the drug company and buried it so that it wouldn't make it to the marketplace.:)

I have a Stihl USG and a Stihl HOS. The HOS doesn't have all the adjustments of the USG, but the fixed HOS angles are what I end up using on my USG. If you would consider a HOS, let me know.

If I didn't already have 3 of them, I would be tempted.

If Baltic Abrasives made a CBN wheel for square grinding on a USG, would that simplify the conversion of the grinder by removing the dressing components? Is the spring advance of the chain a required feature, or just a helpful feature? I'd just make the base from 6061 bar stock and forgo the...

The one saw plan is a tough one, but for me the saw would need to be a compact, in the 60cc +/- displacement, readily available parts, easy to service yourself. Computer adjusted saws, while nice would fail the easy to service yourself, as would clamshell saws. Readily available parts would put...

I think you will find yourself doing most of your work with the small saw, so optimize for that. If your 201 serves that purpose adequately, keep it and decide on your larger saw. Select a nice 70-80cc class saw and purchase a 20" and a second 25 to 28" bar for the super big jobs.

The fuel cap on my Lombard Super Comango doesn't have a duck bill fuel vent, but it should have left the factory with one. I couldn't find a Homelite or McCullough fuel caps which had thread matching the Lombard saw. One could 3D print a cap insert to hold the duckbill if you're looking for a...