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the fresh air is trapped in the transfers, the longer the transfers the more that is trapped and the cleaner it runs, too much air and you can't get enough fuel in the cylinder. the fresh charge in the case is richer then a normal saw and mixes with the fresh fuel in the cylinder.
the big problem with this whole mess is the fresh charge still enters the cylinder while the exhaust port is still open. not a lot saved but some.
for the most part all it does is dilute the exhaust with some fresh air. makes it pass epa regs
 
for the most part all it does is dilute the exhaust with some fresh air. makes it pass epa regs
Yah ... and by virtue of its design woodnt you lose some of the “cooling effect” of the fuel over the piston ? Also woodnt there be (by same line of thinking) temperatures fluctuations as a byproduct of this ? At 12000 rpm the piston is cycling 200 times a sec and the computer is adj 33 times sec ... so by that measure at 12000 rpm you could have 6 cycles of “lean” before the canned ham adjusts to baseline ... then when it senses “rich” it takes another 6 cycles (at 12000 rpm) to “lean “ it out ... rinse and repeat ... imho the cumulative lean/rich dance causes wear much quicker than in a conventional “old school “ design where you lose some fresh charge out the exhaust but with a proper tune you can STIHL make good power without the wear and tear ... any thoughts on this hypothesis ?
 
the cant is made up of 12 ties, the last I sold ties I got $28.50 each for them. cant value is $342.oo. this is the second cant for this saw.
I get paid $350.oo to port a saw.

a lot of people get pissed that I don't share my numbers. well I paid for those numbers.
 
we finished the new cant over the weekend! Here are some pics I snapped with my phone machine.


- scott (crabby cooter aka tree monkey) skidding logs out
- redbull cut em all down with tm661
- scott setting up log to mill
- scott on the log truck saturday. dude is crazy good with that thing!
 

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we finished the new cant over the weekend! Here are some pics I snapped with my phone machine.


- scott (crabby cooter aka tree monkey) skidding logs out
- redbull cut em all down with tm661
- scott setting up log to mill
- scott on the log truck saturday. dude is crazy good with that thing!
Good stuff Julian.
Scott too.
 
we finished the new cant over the weekend! Here are some pics I snapped with my phone machine.


- scott (crabby cooter aka tree monkey) skidding logs out
- redbull cut em all down with tm661
- scott setting up log to mill
- scott on the log truck saturday. dude is crazy good with that thing!
Great work guys.!!!

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