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Yes it cooled off some would be pretty nice right now
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I have a couple pictures but I can't get them to download they go up to 70% that it stops it sure was warm today running the saws
No problems on my end.
I do like those square file cutters, but that chain looks like it has been leaned on!
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I think he just dulls it up so he can use them funny lookin files some more. [emoji2]
Lol.
That was just a pic I took for reference of Mikes chain. Posted to see if the upload worked for me.
That was just a pic I took for reference of Mikes chain. Posted to see if the upload worked for me.
Nice to see it is getting the carbon blown out of it.
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I can't download any pics. I new I shouldn't try learning this new ****......[emoji35] [emoji35] [emoji35] [emoji35]
Probably been milled with. That and the 8 and 9 pins I was playing around with don't help.
One of the tree pros around here uses 8 pin on 460s with a 20" bar, and puts full skip chain on it.
In my mind, he is robbing Peter to pay Paul (8 pin & full skip). His logic, less cutters to sharpen.
A penny for your thoughts?
In my mind, he is robbing Peter to pay Paul (8 pin & full skip). His logic, less cutters to sharpen.
A penny for your thoughts?
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Mabe he has one a them there big 460s [emoji39]
No, they are stock.
No expert but I agree w/ Mike.
Yea, in the real world even on my ported 046 I prefer 7 pin. I like torque, and if there is a minor pinch, I want that chain to keep spinning.
And with full comp square file on a 24" bar, it seems to cut just as fast with the 7 pin. The 8 pin just makes it easier to slow the chain down.
And with full comp square file on a 24" bar, it seems to cut just as fast with the 7 pin. The 8 pin just makes it easier to slow the chain down.
On 90 cc saws I can see it, and also for other saws if the bucking is controlled (like having heavy equip, etc, to hold the log). But when it is just you the tree and the saw, I'll take the 7 pin.
