These are kinda silver colored with a black removable tip.
It's the middle of the line not the super lightweight aluminum and steel
Should a 372xp be able to bog and wet 12-20 inch Pine?
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It's the middle of the line not the super lightweight aluminum and steel
Probably good for firewooding if you really needed a light bar, but I would rather have a tough long lasting bar for bucking and a nice light one for brushing out on jobs and felling. If the saw is heavy just fill the tanks half way and save a little weight(just as much as the bar most likely although not as far from you), you will also get a break quicker since it will run out of fuel quicker. You could even get that original chain filed right that would save a little weight
. I do like to run old chains that are just little triangles and are to the witness marks and even past, if the rakers are set right they work well, I've got a couple for my 36" bars that are pretty small I use for flush cutting stumps.
You sure about that Jamie
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ThackMan
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Get a stihl RS chain and that saw will wanna pull itself right out of your hands. [emoji23]
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Also I love a tsumura light & tough 24” on my 365/372.
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I wouldn't
have known. Turns out Alma Colorado is at 10,600ft. (2 mile high) You are about right on. Its the highest incorporated USA Municipality. 2010 Pop.
270 people year round.
Funny enough they were talking about it on TV a few weeks ago...can't remember why? I thought they were saying Elma as in Elma Washington where I lived for a short while.
north Washington and southern Canada; the tree line is only 6800 ft max..
I have done 'toe ins' out of a helicopter to get by avalanche shoots when chasing beetles on snow shoes where the tree line meets the bottom of the rocky mountain peaks.
Spectacular!
crossed a few avalanche shoots too.
Im not afraid to go out of this world with the same things I came in with. right?
a split jug and my Husqvarna
It actually almost did the other day with the triangle-shaped Husqvarna chain
Yep that's pretty high up there. I'm from Washington too bad it didn't get all taken over by California or I'd still be living there
Aye!You sure about that Jamie
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i didn't even know that^^ posted Bratt ..lol
I thought that was a dramatic pause............................................
Yeah I see what ya did there Jamson
.Honyuk96
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FWIW, i used to live in Telluride, Co. Elevation 9,860 ft. I used a chainsaw daily then building log homes. They certainly were tuned for the elevation. My observations, we ran both Huskys and Stihls. Huskies were always the hard starter but probably the better cutter.
Which one is better where you live now
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What's that, sounds like your in the canyon hello hello hello neighbor
.Hope your doing well Matt, liking the early snow?
Supposed to get another inch before it warms up, then and inch of rain saturday
.Let me know, got one or two here, swing by.
cus_deluxe
Commie Satan turd
So wait, did this really turn into a 16 page thread about carb adjustment and a ****** dull chain? I only made it 5 pages...
Yes, but now that the carb is adjusted were hanging out until he gets a real chain
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