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Received the bar and chains today. Buy with confidence! Thanks again.

Bought mine not too long ago. Now if I could get it paid for. 2005 F250 Powerstroke, Crew cab, King Ranch Edition.

It doesn't take a 1.5 gallons of gas to make a gallon of ethanol. There was one major article stating this and he left out other energy benefits you get from making ethanol. Either way, the process is being refined. New fermentation processes are being developed, and other materials other...

It's a Stihl... ;) I couldn't resist

The Husky 51 is a great little saw. It's the little brother to the Husky 55, or the Husky 55 Rancher. It is basically the same platform with a few less cc's. I ran a Husky 55 for a few years and never had one problem with it. If you get it, open up the muffler a little and the saw will...

Because its one more way they can make you buy bars that they charge way too much money for.

Saw is sold, pending funds. Nothing like being young and having a strong back. :)

How many times have we seen these threads. They wont come, and all this will bring about is all this "I am THE MAN" crap. It gets so old to read. I guess that is why a lot of people have vacated this site. It is definitely why I have stopped following most of the threads.

I find the tensioning screw to be too small, but it works fine. You almost need a smaller screwdriver than the one they give you, it barely fits in the slot. Has anyone else run into 3/8" 60 dl chains being just a bit too big for the 16" Oregon powermatch bars (still loose with tensioner...

We already see that this has warranted enough of a problem to see different types of chain. You have .325 for the smaller saws or 3/8" lowpro, with 3/8" and .404" for larger saws. Not to mention full comp, semi-skip, full skip, and round vs. square ground. There is industry awareness for the...

It seems as though chainsaw manufacturers are continually working on making saws more fuel efficient and have less emissions. Something I have wondered about for awhile is chain technology. Other than low vibration and anti-kickback chains, has there been any research in the industry for...

Butch!! Don't try to take away a potential customer from me!! :p All kidding aside, I talked with Lumberjack awhile, and told him the 066 would probably be better for him, definitely easier on the back. Its a great saw, don't get me wrong, but I wouldnt want to cut with it all day.

I'll take $1250 shipped to your door if you are within the 48 contiguous States if anyone is interested.

I dont have any problems with Huskys leaking oil (2 346's, 372, and 385). I did have a problem like you describe when I had a Windsor bar. It had two oil holes and one wasnt being blocked and it leaked oil all over the place. Switched to Oregon powermatch and had no problems. Rob

Mark, He just did the basic woods modification. I never planned on doing anything other than cutting a large tree with it, so I didnt want a drastic modification. As far as I know he did not bump up the carb. Rob

A few more pictures.

The pictures are a little large.

Alright, I've had this saw for over a year now and I really have no use for it. The saw is still pretty much brand new and has never touched wood except when Ken Dunn tested it before and after woods modification. Here is the email from Ken showing the improvements. >From: "Ken Dunn" >To...

Yeah, it is a bit strange when the guy never responds, but keeps dropping the price even after he had a few interested people. Good luck on getting your saw or your money back. Rob

Ben, Dan Henry ported it for me, and it was the first saw I had ported other than a walkerized 346. I am happy with the job he did and have no complaints. I initially had Mike Rupley send me a moded muffler that just had a port in the front bracket just like Dan does. I wanted to keep my...