Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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What's a couple lbs between friends
.They really knocked the 462 out of the park.
My ported 372 xtorq with a wrap and the huge Safety Pro dogs was 18lbs full iirc
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I do need a small mount, 20", 3/8×.050 hva bar for a project saw I picked up awhile ago.
Probably 2lbs of pitch on the husky, lol. I did blow it off with air though ; )What's a couple lbs between friends
They really knocked the 462 out of the park.
My ported 372 xtorq with a wrap and the huge Safety Pro dogs was 18lbs full iirc
I've got spare 20x3/8x.058, I also have chains in that size.
What did you pick up.
I was gonna say that, but I didn't want to look like I was making an excuse being a husky guy
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Thanks Mike
My other 462 with just the factory outlet opened
Yeah wish we were closer too, that would be fun.
359 in need of a little tlc. Not sure why, but it looks right at home on the bench in a million pieces along with the other 5-6 unfinished projects I have started.
No more .058's, I'm loaded up.with .050 chains.
The new saw sounds great Nate. Is that with the new muffler? May have to get one of them.
Thanks Steve. Yes sir new muffler cover in first video. I like it so far.
Not the same log but close ; )Where's the husky in that log. At least you wouldn't have to push it down lol.
You should have known better when you didn't see me there, first time I've seen a picture of the "saw shop" you hang out at
.That is a funny sign!
I was hoping to see it in a log cutting a cookie, hard to tell the actual speed noodling.
The 359 is a great saw for a 60cc saw, with a muffler mod, base gasket delete, and a Iittle timing advance they run very strong. The difference between stock and those mods is day and night! I don't run 60's much, most the time when I'm done with a 50cc saw I'm mostly bucking so the weight of a 70 doesn't matter much, when I get older that may change though
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Glad it's working well.
Seems when I get a chain tuned perfect it means I'm gonna hit something
This one does well for dead/frozen wood and bore cutting, but it's a bit slower than others for cutting green wood.
This one needs sharpening, but it's still cutting, it's on the bench now ready for the file.
Forgot to mention it a while ago
One thing I noticed, and I’m not sure if it’s because you used a grinder to sharpen it and the cutters got hot or something, it the tips of all the cutters were so darn hard I ended up ruining three files trying to get that chain touched up after the first use [emoji1787][emoji1787] Still a few left that are super hard
Sent while firmly grasping my redline lubed RAM [emoji231]
How about a long frozen cookie
Lol
After running both for the last 3 months the 462 is just a little faster with 28” and about the same with a 32” I feel like. I’ll try to get you some better cookie cutting comparisons.
Serious, I can't remember how many times I went around that chain, but I promise it was at least 4.
I've had chains that I couldn't get thru with a round file and had to use a flat file to remove enough material so I could use a round file
.I can snag it up and run it thru the grinder again, I have a new CBN wheel on it now
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