Let`s say you are an 12 hours/day Lumberjack

[chucker]

my main go to saw for cutting firewood all day long has been the 2159/18", for a one saw only day.... other than this it would be the trusty 670 with a 20"/full chisle... only for the raw power and ease on the lower back! so for a real choice of cc, 65 should do it up right....

 

[sunfish]

Count, you know which saw I'd use and you have the right saw on the way.

16" bar, but maybe an 18"...

 

[jmethodrose]

I'd take my Husqvarna 365 with 20" bar, blasts through stuff that size.

Of course, I never go anywhere without a backup saw, so my 346xp would be on the truck with its 16" bar just in case.

 

[MS460WOODCHUCK]

Noodling efficiency don't mean much in logging

Well the original post said he may noodle some and with the 460 he would leave the maul or splitting axe in the truck.:wink:

 

[RVALUE]

There goes the thread.......

 

[nba123]

Out of all my saws I would choose my 372xpw with a stihl 24in bar and a rsc chiz chain, alot less bending and you will get used to the weight. Hech somewhere on this site someone said the cut timber with a ms 880 with a 36in bar for 2 weeks, Im fairly big guy and I would be draging it buy the end of the first morning.

 

[Slamm]

Modded 441 with 20" bar with Full Skip RMC (Round Tooth) chain.

If the "noodling" part needed a longer bar then use a 24".

It gets great gas mileage and can keep you grinning for 12 hours.

Sam

 

[MCW]

Well the original post said he may noodle some and with the 460 he would leave the maul or splitting axe in the truck.:wink:

Well bring on the noodles then

 

[husq2100]

modded 262 or 357xp with 20 inch bar....if steping up into the 70cc stuff a modded 272xp

 

[056kid]

Noodling efficiency don't mean much in logging

only for high tech notches, and creative seating!

 

[MCW]

only for high tech notches, and creative seating!

And for video opportunities

 

[056kid]

and for spring boards, if you have the 60'' on hand, otherwise it would not be true noodling
:tv: there sure lots of icons

 

[MCW]

there sure lots of icons

What do you mean?

:jump: arty: :silly: :bomb: :waiting: :doctor: :goat: :moneymouth:

 

[slowp]

Chasers make noodles when The Forester shows up and finds a large puddle of hydraulic oil heading for the ditch. That is, if they don't have that fancy oil be gone kitty littler. Chasers can work very fast to make noodles.

Fallers work six hour days here. So, using that illogic, maybe you should carry two saws for two shifts of work.

Maybe you should ask this question on the Forestry and Logging forum?

 

[The Count]

I think I will. I`ll let it pass a whille though.