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If its good enough for rentals Hi Jak, I work at a rental shop up in ontario canada, 6" is our most demanding size of chipper, if your going with the small size i say stay away from the vermeer, there machines under 9" are horrible, we tried a Rayco, which quite honestly aint that bad, we ran...

I see youve gotten many replies from ppl for the best saw, like they got to it all comes down to what your doing with it, by the sounds of it, if your just cutting firewood yearly, and an odd and end here, a Stihl ms 290 or 390 would do perfect... these are stihls lower end saws. Great power and...

ms 290 im a stihl guy and like the other said, unless you absilutly NEED to go into the p/c.....dont, big pain, however if you are going to i can e mail you a p/c break down pic for you, or any other you may need pm me ur e mail and let me know what you want

Hey i found the danzco website, i thinkn ill order from them, id like to thank for all your responces, it is much appreciated

Hey whats goin on im building a stihl 066 into a race saw nothin too drastic, but i cant seem to find where to buy a oversized sproket to fit a stock 066 clutch drum, looking for somthing in the 12-15 tooth, ant info, sites, or contacts would be much appreciated. thanks

Hey whats goin on, im building a 066 for some mild racing, just some local kinda races, im looking to find an oversrized sproket to fit a stock 066 clutch drum, cant find anything, must not be lookin in the right spot. any info, contacts web pages...anything would be of help. want something from...

Does anybody know if i can put a 026 piston/cylinder assembly on a 024 saw, i have a spare 026 p/c and my friends wants me to fix his 024 with out a big bill so i was hoping to mutate the two, wanted to know b4 playing....thanks for any input

Back to the saw problem Good start with the one and one on the H-L needles, but that only a reference. Depneding on where you are and age of saw etc. it will need finer tuning. get it started and just turn it about 1/8 turn and try revin up again, and keep going ig you notice it gettin better...

From a Stihl Tech to be Use Stihl mix ONLY. It isnt much more if any money. Theres a reason you get extra warrenty if u buy stihl oil. So run 50:1 Stihl mix. might have floosed on you....in this case remove the spark plug, BE SURE THE IGNITION IS OFF, then pull it over a few times, and clean...

I was just curious if any one knew how to calculate the size, length etc for expansion chambers and pipes for a saw.....mine being a 046.

My Mistake Sorry its a 630, feeling a lil dislexic

Any of you guys know what RPM to set a Red 360 at? I only ever work on Stihl in my shop and we set up 12-14000 depending on the saw. Is the Jonsereds in the same range? By the way, i really like this saw, good power weight etc. Sure its no Stihl but u cant beat the price at free. That and i dont...

I havent been in the saw business long, 3 years apprenticing at a Stihl dealer. Being as ive only worked in a Stihl dealer, thats the only brand i really work on, we turn away anyother off brands. However i just got given to me a 630 Jonsered and i was just wanting some opinions on this saw. It...

quick question, how do you all get the little lists of saws u own after your reply.....any thing special?

I see quite a few loggers running the 036/360/361 saw for felling. It is classed as a pro saw so it has the power and versatility, however i prefer the MS440, the weight difference is minute where the power difference is quite noticable

If your running a Stihl chainsaw, i cannot stress enough to run Stihl mix oil. When you buy a Stihl, you will loose your warrenty instantly if you use any other oil and for good reason. Anything else just dosent have the same properties. Ive seen 660's come in 2 weeks old with smoked piston...

Welcome aboard Gearhead1. I joined just recently as well, i think you'll find the ppl here very friendly, knowledgable and helpful with any questions or concerns. I hope you enjoy it here

When we're dealing with chain from stihl, theres a few sizes, 1/4, .325, 3/8, .404, and 1/2. As said in the first reply this refers to the distance from the centre of one rivet to the next on one link of chain. So if its 1/4 chain, thats a quarter inch from rivet to rivet. .325 means there is...

I've been workin in a Stihl dealer for 3 Years where i started to built my passion for saws, and this year i wanted to build a slightly modafied saw for the races at our Fall Fair. I got a full stock 046 for a regular block saw, i want to build up my other 046 into something worthy of racin. My...