Ms660 with 6 k products 11 pin rim sprocket today

[mountainlake]

This thread is REAL stupid, get real and throw away any sprocket over 8 pins . The physics are that with 11 pins you have no torque at the chain and waste a lot of power turning it that fast. Steve

 

[bulletpruf]

Ok, here's what I have gleaned from this thread -- if you clean out the carburetor in your weedeater, and -- with an 11 pin sprocket (and a 3.31 gear) -- use it to stir your moldy stew until it resembles a frothy stool, your MS660 with an 11 pin sprocket will not have sufficient torque to push a barge. Unless the Klingons remove your @nal probe.

How'd I do?

 

[lead farmer]

What oil was used for said test ? [emoji44]

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[Stihl 041S]

What oil was used for said test ? [emoji44]

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Oil thread??!!??
What kind of sick puppy are you?

 

[MG porting]

Yep everyone needs Macs at least 4 of them a few pioneers a David Bradley gear reduction or or two etc . I also agree the old forum click guys should leave the physics out and do more practical testing with test equipment as I do

Well funny that you mention we should go out and test are saws lol because we have and we all know that you will get more torke with a 7pin than you ever will with the 11pin.........

 

[Spanky]

I agree you have more torque driving your truck around in granny gear all the time which is what's happening with a stock 660 with a seven pin sprocket .

 

[lead farmer]

Sick.....real sick

Oil thread??!!??
What kind of sick puppy are you?

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[Stihl 041S]

Sick.....real sick

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Well then......you’ll fit right in

 

[Little Al]

Ok, here's what I have gleaned from this thread -- if you clean out the carburetor in your weedeater, and -- with an 11 pin sprocket (and a 3.31 gear) -- use it to stir your moldy stew until it resembles a frothy stool, your MS660 with an 11 pin sprocket will not have sufficient torque to push a barge. Unless the Klingons remove your @nal probe.

How'd I do?

Ok up to the point where the fitting of an ever larger sprocket makes it unable to pull the recoil cord so are unable to start the bl**dy thing unless you have a Caterpiler D8 or similar other brand to push it down the road to fire it up failure to start you have the ideal bit of kit to run over it with

 

[Spanky]

Saw runs it can be cranked with either sprockets it is harder with the largest diameter heaviest mass sprocket . It has eased some with the 10 on it now .

 

[chipper1]

Saw runs it can be cranked with either sprockets it is harder with the largest diameter heaviest mass sprocket . It has eased some with the 10 on it now .

Did you weld the clutch to the hub running that 11 pin, hate it when that happens .

 

[Grande Dog]

Howdy,
All kidding aside, if you're going to tickle the tigers tail with rim size, please get a bar with a tail to match. It's not just for the operator because you're talking about chainshot rpm's here.
Regards
Gregg

 

[chipper1]

Howdy,
All kidding aside, if you're going to tickle the tigers tail with rim size, please get a bar with a tail to match. It's not just for the operator because you're talking about chainshot rpm's here.
Regards
Gregg

I think he said the bar was modded.
Yeah a little tinkler tickle is the last thing needed .

 

[Spanky]

Yep if you don't cut the tapper off the bar for the tiny dinky sprockets and mill the slot back in it and oil holes the chain runs 3.5 inches of the bar not in the groove and that happens. That's why my 36" bar is now 32.5 inches and 7 links was removed from 36" chain. I know that will keep those without a machine shop or at least a bridge port and endmill from doing it. You know the nonmechanical tyoes.lol

 

[blsnelling]

I agree you have more torque driving your truck around in granny gear all the time which is what's happening with a stock 660 with a seven pin sprocket .

Saw runs it can be cranked with either sprockets it is harder with the largest diameter heaviest mass sprocket . It has eased some with the 10 on it now .

 

[tdiguy]

Saw runs it can be cranked with either sprockets it is harder with the largest diameter heaviest mass sprocket . It has eased some with the 10 on it now .

I thought this might have been actually going somewhere until i read this.

 

[CR888]

Saw runs it can be cranked with either sprockets it is harder with the largest diameter heaviest mass sprocket . It has eased some with the 10 on it now .

I think some high velocity chainshot may knock some sense into the Spanker..... someone wanna donate a rusty 1/2" loop to the cause.

 

[Overkill338]

What oil was used for said test ? [emoji44]

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I'm curious what kind of bar oil was used for this test. Was it synthetic? Extra tackifiers added? Biodegradable?

 

[lead farmer]

Some type of moly would be my guess. [emoji38]

I'm curious what kind of bar oil was used for this test. Was it synthetic? Extra tackifiers added? Biodegradable?

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[mountainlake]

I thought this might have been actually going somewhere until i read this.

Right, anyone who thinks a sprocket is going to make any difference on cranking doesn't have all of his marbles, plus he thinks the sprocket maybe 1/2# has a flywheel effect. Maybe if it was a flywheel off a D John Deere that weighs 300# it might have a flywheel effect. This boy has a lot to learn about physics . Steve