EngineNoO9
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I liked the couple battery ones I've used. The caveat is for climbing or small stuff. Most anything once it hits the ground I'll grab something gas powered.
Nik's Poulan Thread
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There's two models like that 40 ft and 55 ft.
They do make one that goes to 181 ft. You could look over the Grand Tetons from your back yard with one of those.
It is a TZ 50 and the specs are 50 feet or as much as your knees will let you, mind start shaking at about 16 feet. My son, Jared, didn't seem to care as long as he was helping dad, great kid. He did say the one cylinder on the first boom was a little bit shaky when it released to move. Now I have to deal with the limb piles and there are lots of them
Don't think I could have made it over 12' myself.
Steve Sidwell
Steve Sidwell
I can see the Rocky Mountains from my back porch. That is good enough.
Got some firewood in the weekend just crappy old poplar for a mix. Put a couple tanks through the 4000. Clutch is getting crook again 
Used my grandfather's little firewood hauler steve wil appreciate it...
Handy dandy little thing
Used my grandfather's little firewood hauler steve wil appreciate it...
Handy dandy little thing
Welderman85
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What's a good resetting point on a 3314 card it's a strato. I got it running and it was great till I started playing with it lol. It was my first try at tuning a saw and I failed. It was idling his so I played with the low till the chain stopped moving and it stayed running. Then the high would bog I got to a kinda happy point but it wouldn't make the 4 stroke sound so I think I was lean.
This made me think that if we each got one, we could ride them up and wave to each other
I miss mine a lot.Got some firewood in the weekend just crappy old poplar for a mix. Put a couple tanks through the 4000. Clutch is getting crook again
Used my grandfather's little firewood hauler steve wil appreciate it...View attachment 779600
Handy dandy little thing
Steve Sidwell
That was mine.
Steve Sidwell
Steve Sidwell
Here is one of my firewood trips from a couple of years ago. I cut these in national forest. Standing dead lodge pole. I still go up every year.
That was mine.
Steve Sidwell
Thought you might say that. What engine did yours have? This 1 has the wee wee little 1600 its fairly economical and goes very well. I'm going to try and acquire it from him.
I'm with 3000 I really like good old lodge pole pine. It's straight, easy to cut and not to much taper, it also smells good to.
I don't know very much about eastern wood
I don't know very much about eastern wood
It's a lot of work to clean up a electric chainsaw, you need to blow it off with air and wipe the plug clean, makes me tired thinking about it. Lol
Got some firewood in the weekend just crappy old poplar for a mix. Put a couple tanks through the 4000. Clutch is getting crook again
Used my grandfather's little firewood hauler steve wil appreciate it...View attachment 779600
Handy dandy little thing
I have my Dad's '72 K5 Blazer CST 4x4 so I fully appreciate the "family thing". I REALLY like your Suzuki especially given the fact that it's RHD. Very clean, even down to the rain/wind shields on the front windows. Amazing how long trucks, equipment, clothes, and saws can last when cared for. Happy Friday everyone, Max.
Welderman85
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Motor swap. I have a 3314 with a good motor and have a craftsman with a bad cylinder. Can I take the engine out of the 3314 and put it in the craftsman
They are both strato saws
They are both strato saws
Are they the same cc cylinder
Welderman85
ArboristSite Operative
Yes
I'm sure you can, don't see why you can't
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