That's what it really needs...some more run time on it.You can send it to me for a little testing, I got a truck load of logs coming any day
That's what it really needs...some more run time on it.You can send it to me for a little testing, I got a truck load of logs coming any day
I'm fully aware it's high speed, high pressure operation, the transfer design is designed to feed from bottom to top with as little turbulence as possible, but I feel that the design lends itself to heavy coking, after 40 hours I had 1mm build up of carbon in the exhaust port, even with alternating to aspen!These saws are a little different than the older saws. They operate on velocity rather than volume. Brad is on the right track.......trust me on that. I've done about 50 562s and a slew of 550s.
It's pretty cool to see your testing all those variables independently. I think you will learn a lot about what makes a difference with these 5 series saws.I'm really diving into this head long. Randy is sending me a set of 562XP transfer covers. I'll throw those on the 555 and re-test. I just bought a new Jred 2260 and will then throw this topend on it to see what difference the crank stuffers make. A man's got to do what a man's got to do, lol.
I'm only a couple years late to the party, lol.
It's pretty cool to see your testing all those variables independently. I think you will learn a lot about what makes a difference with these 5 series saws.
I'm only a couple years late to the party, lol
I've tried everything you can imagine.....and probably some things you couldn't. They run the best when done simply.
It's driving me crazy wondering what this saw needs.
That's what it really needs...some more run time on it.
It has one.And a pop-up.
It has one.
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