Is Tuning always required

[jmssaws]

It's a 394 I did

 

[Dan Jones]

It's a 394. We went out for another round of testing. I put it up against 2 of my ported 661's. It beat the weaker one by about a second but tied the stronger one over and over and over and over.

 

[jmssaws]

It's a 394. We went out for another round of testing. I put it up against 2 of my ported 661's. It beat the weaker one by about a second but tied the stronger one over and over and over and over.

24" bars?
If so then the long bar saw is doing pretty good against a 661.
I'd be curious how they done with a 36"+
I ran it with 2 661's I ported and a 395xp that Shaun did with a 32" 404 and I was surprised at the results.
All very strong.
The 394's and 395's live and die with the tune.
It can be at 13.5k on a tach and still to fat or to lean and that's how a 661 shines because it's always tuned.
I beat every saw I had here with this 661 I did with any bar and chain.

 

[Dan Jones]

Where those JMSSAWS commercials? Lmao

 

[jmssaws]

Where those JMSSAWS commercials? Lmao

That's exactly what they were.

I'm running a business

 

[jmssaws]

It never ceases to amaze me why some people won't listen to the guy who built the saw,I mean what could the builder possibly know about it. Lol