forestryworks
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Fell is past tense anyhow.
Feller is just another way to say fella.
Feller is just another way to say fella.
The 70cc modifie'd saw claim's.
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I had an 056 super, the clutch blew up and the guy I worked for said he would fix it up, get it right. It's been years now and I have not seen that saw. . I would like to own a clean mag II though, I ran one that I'm fairly sure had been worked over, good and strong. . .
NORMZILLA44
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Had the super also Kid. Wanted a mag2 myself. Be a good one even in toaday's lineup.
Deets066
Firewood hack
That is one heck of a long thread to read! I finished my dads 046 with 064 pop-up piston, ported, and muffler mod. It pulls 205 psi cold, and i love running it. But 90% of the time in 24 in or bigger I grab the 066, just fells right to me. Run what ya like! Great thread though 
NORMZILLA44
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Deets066, Catchy handle i like it. You beat me to the punch long thread, I was gonna say but a good one LOL!
Yup. Fallers. Or sometimes cutters...never fellers.
My first saw job was working for the State blue and red cards. So, I got used to using the word 'Sawyer'. Then the cutters and fallers here broke me of that(at least on line). Now in England and Ireland, they go by 'Fellers' if they specialize only in felling trees(and no one really calls it 'falling' over here). Maybe I'll just start calling it 'smashing'.
Dang...that took some time to get through.
So let me see if I got the gist: big saws for big wood, small saws for small wood, and cutting Doug fir is not a prerequisite for knowing how it cuts.
How'd I do fellers?
Hey Brad...I never got in the habit myself, but you really should be looking up once in a while.
So let me see if I got the gist: big saws for big wood, small saws for small wood, and cutting Doug fir is not a prerequisite for knowing how it cuts.
How'd I do fellers?
Hey Brad...I never got in the habit myself, but you really should be looking up once in a while.
That's all you got outta this thread?!
I learned that Rubik's Cube's can actually at time kick some serious @$$.
I learned that Rubik's Cube's can actually at time kick some serious @$$.
Working with you guys in the forest would be an incredible experience. I might last 1/2 day, lol!
RiverRat2
Serio Tree Freak
Yep,,,, Hey Bob did I mention I'm thinkin the new avatar is pretty cool?????
That would be Fallers,,, Yes,,, Fallers!!!
That's all you got outta this thread?!
I learned that Rubik's Cube's can actually at time kick some serious @$$.
There was a Rubik's cube?
All I know is that with a sharp chain, all you need is 70cc...and I keep a good supply of files in my purse.
slangegger
ArboristSite Lurker
Nice! LOL
What specifically are you referring to?
Pretty sure he's referring to his initial belief that an 066/660 is still faster than the ported 70cc hot rods. Then again, I'm not him. But that's what I got out of his post....
A little jumpy are we??
Oh, I was thinking how I have been in that situation a thousand times, sitting there waiting to finish the cut with a 70 cc saw screaming it's guts out. It goes so much faster with a larger displacement saw in my experience. The bigger saws seem to pull through the grain better when you go in to make your second face cut. Where the 70cc is touchy, the 90cc lugs down before it loses steam & slips the clutch.
I assume your experience is with stock 70cc saws.
STIHLTHEDEERE
This is Koty
Trx250r180
Saw polisher
has anyone thrown chains into this thread yet ?
Hedgerow
HACK
No... This pond is muddy enough...:hmm3grin2orange:
