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nice saw. My last load for the season I left the 460 at home and took my brand new 170 out. brought home a load of 6"-9" round logs to start drying out over winter, paid for itself in one load.

looks nice and solid

A little kick back from that bad boy and its lights out for the user thats for sure.

Tell him you fixed it and he owes you a carton of beer. While your both drinking the carton tell him, you left the brake on d*^khead but thanks for the beer.

Thats what he is trying to say, to run the 11gpm pump at 3450rpm you need 5hp, 3 more hp than that motor will do. but if you go the other motor and run the pump at 1750rpm the 2hp may be ok.

You will have to put a pressure control valve in a seperate circuit for the saw. you may also need a flow control valve so the saw moves at a controlled speed when under no or little load.

Thanks misfit, yep I have used it about 6 times so far. Once it has been running for about an hour and all the bricks are up to temp there is no smoke at all, alright may be a little puff now and then but you have to be looking to see it and only when the clouds are very dark or the sky is...

I have 2 stihls one screw and the other flippy, I like the flips better.

Get a small wood stove for your son. If he needs so much privacy he has to work for it.

Not sure if you were just after the pros but thought I would post up any ways as it would be something different to what you have over there. Its a 2004 Holden commodore 1 tonner ute 3.8L V6 Auto with a 6ftx8ft tray It gets 11L per 100km. Pic is about 3/4 loaded. I only get wood for heating 3...

I like to keep mine out of the weather aswell. With the box I can still pile wood all around and on top of the saws and not damage them. Iv got my oils, fuel, tools, earplug box, gloves, tolet paper and rags.

I like the Franzen Chain Sharpener :dizzy: YouTube - ‪Franzen chain sharpener.wmv‬‏

Are you thinning out thoses trees or clearing for more land? either way it looks like easy wood :msp_thumbup:

I hope your wood is still in the trailer when you get around to picking it up.

I brought a little ms170 when they were having a big special on most saws. The bloke behind the counter worked out that he had to sell 10 at the special price to make back the same money as he would selling 3 at the normal price.

Good job ziggo now ever other wood hauler in here looks half loaded :dizzy:

I have only ever cut jarrah (Eucalyptus Marginata) and red gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) so I know no different. I do have to sharpen my chain at least once some times twice for ever tank of gas. Jarrahs the best, you get a log that has been sitting for a few years and as the rings hit the...

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second pic