I'm surprised nobody found an old Stihl 041 Farm Boss Pic. Even better, what about the 045?
I guess it was too big and tough to cut just firewood.
Any one cut fire wood with a "vintage" saw
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I guess it was too big and tough to cut just firewood.
LonestarStihl
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045? What the heck is that lol. 041 super? Again what the heck is that?
That's one reason I really stihl, there are so many models then then tack on a super or magnum and it's completely different and better.
That's one reason I really stihl, there are so many models then then tack on a super or magnum and it's completely different and better.
LonestarStihl
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And I would gladly take the 045 off your hands [emoji51]
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Is the old farm boss with a bit more umph [emoji57]pushes it into the 70cc class
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I like this style saw too. I've got an 045 Super that I use regularly. Also did some milling with it a while back. Love the torque in them.
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One problem that raises it's head if you cut for any length of time with a none AV saw is the vibration & I find the older you get the more (in my case) the sooner I notice it being pins & needles in my hands left more so than right wearing wet suit type glove help but having to wear much to big chain saw gloves over the top for protection makes for some what clumsy operation so just shorter periods more for fun & then resort to the all singing;dancing, AV equipped modern crap 
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Still run a Jonsereds 621 on a semi regular basis, goes great, plenty of torque but she does weigh a fair bit. Also run a husky 394xp and my go to wood saw is my 029 super which I've just converted to a .325 pitch which made it that much better again.
