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That solo looks good..Too bad it was'nt a V-Twin :blob2:

Thats anice looking saw, looks real mean and powerfull for a 22~32cc saw...

Or is it: The cutters are facing the wrong way...? I guess well never know Glass: Half empty....Or half full?

the drivelinks It looks like the drivelinks were put on, the wrong way!!!! :blob3: WOW!!! What were they thinking...LOL

I was lloking at one of theese saws the other day, and they look pretty good on the outside. But does anyone here have any experience with theese bad boys?

Cool Thanx stihltech, you have no idea how long I've been waiting to take my saws to the car wash, or better said the saw wash...LOL

Quote: Originally Posted by Hexan You could also try loosening the nut but not getting it completely off of the threads and hit the nut instead, thus protecting the threads from possible damage fromm the hammer blow. That's what I suggested here: After you have the nut loose, run it...

Jacob J What do you mean by a full circle crank case?

You could also try loosening the nut but not getting it completely off of the threads and hit the nut instead, thus protecting the threads from possible damage fromm the hammer blow.

Thanx for the advice guys, I think I'll try simple green for a change. I ve heard nothing but good things about it on AS. Stihltech: Wont I risk damaging the ignition if I get water or simple green all over it. I have worked in pouring rain, almost in the middle of hurricanes, and my saws...

I've been using my "new" 310 for a few months now and have only been cleaning it externally, but I broke the starter pull cord yesterday and when I removed the cover, WOW there was at least 1/8" of resin on everything. Anyways, I cleaned everything up as best I could, but the flywheel needs to...

Wow...went to mikes site. Those are some pretty big saws. Too bad the small solo, echo ones were so weak. I bet that with todays tech a pretty mean saw could be made. Probably a good milling saw cause of the weight, but out in the bush, those trees would run for their lives.

Has a twin cylinder saw ever been manufactured ?

That makes sense, they must give out a hell of a kickback; the upper quadrant of the bar's nose is at least six inches long...!!!

What are bow bars really for? Seems that a big belly bar could be used instead...

Nice saws at madsen's site. I wonder how much more power they generate.

I was just wondering if anybody has straped on a mini NOS system on a saw. I know this would probably wreak havoc on a work saw, or any saw for that matter; but thought it would be a cool weekend project and a real crowd pleaser in a competition.

Nice lineup

steep ground Steep ground; is when the tree snaps the hinge, it doesn't hit the ground for a few seconds. Steep ground is when you have to walk down a tree to "top"it. Steep ground is when your only escape path is a parachute. Steep ground is when your cutting a notch and notice a mountain...

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