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Crash and Burn
Id settle for a ride on a 15 second bike
Id settle for a ride on a 15 second bike
It belongs to a guy by the name of Steve Smith who worked at Horner's saw shop in Cottage Grove for a while. He's good friend with the Morgan family (Ace Morgan's bunch.)
One of the guys I work for has a paramotor that he landed in a tree the first day he took it out. All it does now is collect dust, and I think they blew the leaves outta his yard :msp_tongue: Would make a nice saw!!My FIL has his two-seat powered parachute in my garage. Everytime I look at that Rotax 582, I think saw.
You would think they would come up for sale once in awhile. What happens to the bikesaws that are no longer competetive?
I saw this one run up in Oregon in the spring. I was offered a chance to run it, but I chickened out..... lol. I did run two of his other hotsaws though.
PNW GTG :: 036.mp4 video by jmueller57 - Photobucket
IIRC, he said that he had built this saw himself.
i remember it. madhatte ran it, he had a pretty big grin on his face.
Is that one a snowmobile engine? It sounds like a JLO engine.
Is that one a snowmobile engine? It sounds like a JLO engine.
Its a CRF dirtbike motor. I believe he bumped the compression as well as a few other mods.
He runs 404 high tooth.
In this run we had Bob's Farleys neighbor threatening to call the cops because it was so loud.
I was too close and the sound overloaded my cameras mike.
I saw this one run up in Oregon in the spring. I was offered a chance to run it, but I chickened out..... lol. I did run two of his other hotsaws though.
PNW GTG :: 036.mp4 video by jmueller57 - Photobucket
IIRC, he said that he had built this saw himself.
Stihl made it's own hot saws and .404 high tooth chain to go with them at one time.Redirect Notice
I think this is them? Maybe someone else knows more about this.
How about 175cc?
These cuts are in Western white pine, much softer than the doug fir. The 310 and 1/2" chain cut it pretty good, the 250 with 404 is to hungry. Ended up filing one more time but still found it to hungry. We now have the depth height right on the money, but more than half of the chain had to be filed back. Not a good design and very expensive when you loose half the chain right off the bat.
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