According to the “old” Oregon bar and chain selector they only make a bar in that pattern for .325. And they don’t offer a RSN option so you could swap out the nose to 3/8. What are you using now?
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Bobby Kirbos
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James Miller
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That XD or my 1911 is my daily companion. For me it' like putting on underwear. Only time it's not there is if I go to the dreaded Maryland 
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That's OK, I keep my 660 on the front floor, 
That XD or my 1911 is my daily companion. For me it' like putting on underwear. Only time it's not there is if I go to the dreaded Maryland
I do carry this too,
What is the sequence of rotations that put the cutting edge in the forward position on that throwing axe? I know you said 12 paces is a direct hit.
Never tried to count. I was told to stand between 12-15 paces, the line you threw from was 15. I tried throwing 2 doubles from that line and they both hit square on the end of the handle. No more of my nice doubles till I figure it out. Gonna get an Ace Collins to practice with. Bonus question. Can anyone I'd the type of wood I'm using for my target?
I would guess silver maple?
I accidentally deleted the pic after I milled it. I'll take the angle grinder out and smooth off a spot. It's one of the most beautiful slabs of Black Walnut you have ever seen. If my son can recover the pic I'll post it.
KiwiBro
Mill 'em, nails be damned.
Cannon will do one, but probably need to tweak a K095 mount bar.
James Miller
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Why not get a 16 or 18 in 3/8lp? If you need the 20 it takes about 5 seconds to swap the .325 rim back on. I ordered mine with a 16 because I thought the 20 would be to much.
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This is the biggest I have seen ash around here. And the biggest tree/trunk I have felled. They cut the trees off about 15ft up and left the trunks standing. I didn't see evidence of EAB, bark seperation or trails, so I don't know why they cut them. Two trunks right next to the road in the grass in between the road and the beanfield. A mile from my house. I have been eyeballing these for months but I had to wait till the right time. I swear trees get bigger as soon as I get the saw out. They didnt look that big from 50ft away. Had some 1on1 time with the 32" bar on the THREE NINE FIVE throwin chips roadside beanfield style C'MON.
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hmmm me thinks you would really like to run mine lol both non e tech 372 xpw and 395 xpw the 395 is barely broke in lol not used a whole lot just for the big felling cuts! ill take a picture of it tomorrow the 372 xpw is ugly now but still runs like a top
heres when i got it 8 or 9 years ago 
hmmm me thinks you would really like to run mine lol both non e tech 372 xpw and 395 xpw the 395 is barely broke in lol not used a whole lot just for the big felling cuts! ill take a picture of it tomorrow the 372 xpw is ugly now but still runs like a top
, I could use one of those.
ropensaddle
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Lol yup I will rebuild the 372 xpw if ever needed lol the 395 will remain new like until I die likely, I mean I do use it but not a lot like the 372! It is however back up saw if needed I put a 24 on it and hung the 36" with a sharp chain on my shop wall for times of need its remained there now a year lol.
They're great saws for sure.
I am the same way with the 660, a few times a year for a little work, then a few times just to keep things moving is the main actions she sees. I may sell here and get a 390 sometime, or get a 390 and then sell her. Who know's I've got a few other saws that would run the 36 just fine if need be for a tank or two here or there so no worries, but it is difficult to find a real clean 660 like it.
ropensaddle
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ropensaddle
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Yikes I don't think I would use that for felling but lol who knows
