5 Foot Bar

[hoss]

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+2 ?!?!?!?

 

[Ed*L]

no the 084 dos not have the power tom trees

Please don't tell my 084 it can't handle a 5' bar. I would hate to buy a smaller bar.

Ed

 

[stihl 440]

lol

Please don't tell my 084 it can't handle a 5' bar. I would hate to buy a smaller bar.

Ed

lol....nice pic ED!:rockn: :chainsawguy:

 

[Mr.Suckelfass]

I think 5foot its a small bar

 

[brncreeper]

i have a 5 ft bar for m 084 it can not handle it tom trees

That doesn’t sound like a typical power house 084.

 

[brncreeper]

Please don't tell my 084 it can't handle a 5' bar. I would hate to buy a smaller bar.

Ed

That’ll boost the ebay 084 auctions!!!:greenchainsaw:

 

[scotclayshooter]

WOW those big bars are awsome!
Anybody notice SawTroll hasnt posted in this thread :jester:

 

[redprospector]

Anybody notice SawTroll hasnt posted in this thread :jester:

Hahahaha. Yea, those 084's would probably not be ballanced verry well with a 60" bar.

Andy

 

[oldsaw]

Hahahaha. Yea, those 084's would probably not be ballanced verry well with a 60" bar.

Andy

If a saw balanced a 5-6 foot bar, you couldn't pick it up to cut with anyway without a helper.

Mark

 

[HolmenTree]

I'm in the tree removal business and by not running a skid steer or loader because of lack of oversize trees like the pics of some huge ones you guys posted. But every now and then I run into one. Rather than cut it up into a mountain of cookies I bring out the 090 with 5ft bar & helper handle .My groundie & I will crosscut upthe big tree into 4 ft, then rip & quarter the 4ft logs into managable pieces. If the tree is valuable like a maple etc. we bring out the aluminum 2"x4" slabbing rails which we store under the trailer. Put the 090 onto the 36" alaska sawmill [stored in the truck] and take home some nice lumber.