AUSSIE1
Al.
The avenue to hotter can be achieved through other methods easier on the saw. The piston hitting the band can be not a nice outcome if not caught in time.
What Happens When A Stihlhead Runs A Hot Rod Husqvarna???????
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The avenue to hotter can be achieved through other methods easier on the saw. The piston hitting the band can be not a nice outcome if not caught in time.
Roll Tide
Trolltide
It has .024 squish I think ill be fine there.
AUSSIE1
Al.
.024 won't cover you if you have a small end issue which was what I was referring to.
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Roll Tide
Trolltide
Ok thank you for your concern. I'm keeping a close eye on it. Randy and I are keeping in contact about this saw. I thank everyone for your input. By the way I just checked compression again. 228lbs after one tank.
Getting off a Milwaukee vibrator after 20 miles coming home from work and crankng a masterminded,wigglesworth enriched six sexty with a chain thats fish hook sharp gets real close, and i slung bar oil in your direction for you sliding off the stihl wagon,glad you are liking your saw, now bring it west in october so it can breathe some good air and have a blast:msp_biggrin:
Roll Tide
Trolltide
Im not off the wagon , just in love with this 395. I will have it there in October for sure.:msp_wink:
Thats great, i should be retired by then, i have developed an air freshener that smells like bel-ray, hickory smoke,and bacon, should be a hit by then and no more time clock. Additional scents and shapes coming soon and any suggestions greatly appreciated.
Roll Tide
Trolltide
How about freshly cut pine?
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
I am jealous... I get frustrated while cutting firewood with my STOCK 395
and my back gets a little sore too.
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Can someone please help port this Husqvarna?
What a place to drop a big ass tree! Slip up there and the new house is badly damaged.
On the Husqvarna........I know this guy.......
As far as compression goes........when you couple slick port work, and a few other little tricks with big compression you end up with an engine that is extreme in the amount of torque it makes......that my friends is a fact.
Is this a great idea on a saw that will be used every day in a work setting......probably not.
David was more interested in a saw that he could take to a GTG and run a 9 or 10 pin on........but he also wanted to be able to strap on a 32" bar and a 7 or 8 pin and buck up a big log. This is what we came up with.
On most of the dedicated work saws I build the compression tops out at 200psi or less. Though for all out performance I'm a firm believer in compression as a torque multiplier. I learned that a long time ago while building SBC engines for drag racing.....
Roll Tide
Trolltide
I will test that out tommorrow . My 32" will not be in until thursday so it looks like Ill be running a 8 pin with my 28" Tech Lite.What a place to drop a big ass tree! Slip up there and the new house is badly damaged.
On the Husqvarna........I know this guy.......
As far as compression goes........when you couple slick port work, and a few other little tricks with big compression you end up with an engine that is extreme in the amount of torque it makes......that my friends is a fact.
Is this a great idea on a saw that will be used every day in a work setting......probably not.
David was more interested in a saw that he could take to a GTG and run a 9 or 10 pin on........but he also wanted to be able to strap on a 32" bar and a 7 or 8 pin and buck up a big log. This is what we came up with.
On most of the dedicated work saws I build the compression tops out at 200psi or less. Though for all out performance I'm a firm believer in compression as a torque multiplier. I learned that a long time ago while building SBC engines for drag racing.....
What a place to drop a big ass tree! Slip up there and the new house is badly damaged.
On the Husqvarna........I know this guy.......
As far as compression goes........when you couple slick port work, and a few other little tricks with big compression you end up with an engine that is extreme in the amount of torque it makes......that my friends is a fact.
Is this a great idea on a saw that will be used every day in a work setting......probably not.
David was more interested in a saw that he could take to a GTG and run a 9 or 10 pin on........but he also wanted to be able to strap on a 32" bar and a 7 or 8 pin and buck up a big log. This is what we came up with.
On most of the dedicated work saws I build the compression tops out at 200psi or less. Though for all out performance I'm a firm believer in compression as a torque multiplier. I learned that a long time ago while building SBC engines for drag racing.....
Yep, if you don't squeeze it, it won't run to it's capabilities........
garyischofield
ArboristSite Operative
Bone to pick with Randy
Every saw Randy's done for me has the same issue...so DAMN LOUD!:hmm3grin2orange:13 Pages of foreplay and no friggin video.Mr.Rolltide ,you should be flogged with a whip made out of sawchain.:msp_madr not.
Every saw Randy's done for me has the same issue...so DAMN LOUD!:hmm3grin2orange:13 Pages of foreplay and no friggin video.Mr.Rolltide ,you should be flogged with a whip made out of sawchain.:msp_mad
r not.
mtrees
ArboristSite Guru
Every saw Randy's done for me has the same issue...so DAMN LOUD!:hmm3grin2orange:13 Pages of foreplay and no friggin video.Mr.Rolltide ,you should be flogged with a whip made out of sawchain.:msp_mad
Loud is Awesome!! Hope my 660 has some growl when it gets back.
Roll Tide
Trolltide
Hang on now Im not to blame here. Im the customer here. :msp_tongue:Every saw Randy's done for me has the same issue...so DAMN LOUD!:hmm3grin2orange:13 Pages of foreplay and no friggin video.Mr.Rolltide ,you should be flogged with a whip made out of sawchain.:msp_mad
garyischofield
ArboristSite Operative
Soddy Daisy?
Is that the Tennessee equivalent of Provincetown Massachusetts?:hmm3grin2orange:
Is that the Tennessee equivalent of Provincetown Massachusetts?:hmm3grin2orange:
Roll Tide
Trolltide
Dont have a clue bud.
malk315
Running Saws for Therapy
I just got caught up on this thread and am on the edge of my seat for video... PLEASE make a video. I want to hear it idle too!
Did about 6 hours of work w/ my new 372XP (X-torq model) this past weekend and I think it's waking up. It just tachs up nice and high and rips through everything I threw at it (mostly small maple, oak, and pine -- helping a neighbor clear an area of his lot). Blows the doors off my 262XP but that saw is tired too. Would love it if Mastermind could go through it... Brad Snelling had recommended him since the saw isn't new. I want to have a pro restore that saw to the best condition it can be in and then return it to my brother as a gift since he gave me the saw so I had something good to cut with before getting the 372XP.
Did about 6 hours of work w/ my new 372XP (X-torq model) this past weekend and I think it's waking up. It just tachs up nice and high and rips through everything I threw at it (mostly small maple, oak, and pine -- helping a neighbor clear an area of his lot). Blows the doors off my 262XP but that saw is tired too. Would love it if Mastermind could go through it... Brad Snelling had recommended him since the saw isn't new. I want to have a pro restore that saw to the best condition it can be in and then return it to my brother as a gift since he gave me the saw so I had something good to cut with before getting the 372XP.
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
We do that stuff ya know. :msp_thumbup:
Roll Tide
Trolltide
You know what they say about guys from eastern Mass. dont ya?
Roll Tide
Trolltide
Please everyone readIM MAKING A VIDEO TOMMORROW WHILE IM OFF WORK. I WILL POST IT TOMMORROW NIGHT.RANDY IS THE BUILDER HERE GO AFTER HIM FOR NOT HAVING ANY BIG WOOD.:hmm3grin2orange:
