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I hope so. Just keep in mind it may be a few weeks until our schedules can make it happen.
We have saws that need testing. I figure that we'll need at least 24" of at least 30" diameter wood to test them...wood that is clean of knots and consistent in diameter. That's hard to come up with for me.

  1. Stock MS661
  2. Ported MS661
  3. Ported MS660
  4. Ported 390XP
  5. Ported 395XP
 
think you could use the same bar for the entire test? Maybe a sugihara would work with all the saws? Or Tsumura was very consistent so a tsumura for the stihl's and a tsumura for the husky's.

After running/testing all the bars I did, I did notice some sizable differences in time between bars.
 
It may have to be brads 28" stihl light bar if it has the narrow nose.

28" bars are for 70 cc class saws...

Guess you could run one on big saws with an 8 pin in small wood.
 
You guys are free to do as you like. You could run those saws with an 8pin/24" in that 26" log.

It is my opinion that if you want to really showcase these big saws, put them to work with a big bar in big wood. Square up that 26" log and strap 4 big cants together, 2x2...side by side/top and bottom, then you can get over 36" to cut. Or, ask around at work or church or via friends for a monster log...maybe even with a tree service.

I appreciate your enthusiasm and willingness to perform the cutting test/videos, I just think the test log is critical to obtain the information you are looking for. 36" bar, or even a 42", in a 40+ inch log is going to be a true test of torque and oiler,
 
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