tn fall gtg 460 build off date oct 1st

[blsnelling]

Even more

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[blsnelling]

Not ported, but its a strong stock runner .

I suspect a new stock 660 would be well more than 20 seconds.

 

[blsnelling]

3.4
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Stock, 7 pin 3/8, 2.9
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Stock 2.8
<iframe width="480" height="360" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/_49acPMy7mI?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Ported, semi-chisel, 2.5?
<iframe width="480" height="360" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/HmXwLXRoXjs?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Ported, 7 pin .325 2.1
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4.3
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[cowroy]

Cowroy, hope you don't mind me posting these.

By all means!

 

[wigglesworth]

Hey brad, where's the other 63 videos of my saw outrunning urs?

 

[wendell]

Who the heck taught this guy how to run a saw?

[video=youtube;HmXwLXRoXjs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=HmXwLXRoXjs[/video]

 

[blsnelling]

Hey brad, where's the other 63 videos of my saw outrunning urs?

I believe I posted them all. Was, or was not, your saw no where close to mine after I retuned? Yes or no.

 

[wigglesworth]

I believe I posted them all. Was, or was not, your saw no where close to mine after I retuned? Yes or no.

I'll be 100% honest, I didn't see it run after u messed with it. According to the videos, yea, there's 8 tenths or so in that 10x10. That said, mine was pig rich as well, so, in reality, it wasn't really a test. Besides, it wasn't a test of saws, per say, as I never said my saw was stronger, faster or whatever. I mean Geeze it's stock. I do firmly believe that a properly filed 3/8 chain will always be faster than any .325 chain, and that if my saw had .325 chain the gap between mine and yours would had been more significant.

 

[tlandrum]

is that a 70cc saw cutting a 4.0 and a ported 066 cutting 4.3?

 

[Slamm]

is that a 70cc saw cutting a 4.0 and a ported 066 cutting 4.3?

Yeah, I caught that too, I thought the saw gods of Arboristsite and the Pacific Northwest would not allow that, LOL.


Surely there is an error somewhere, LOL.

Also what is the story, behind that 441 (?CM?) at 5.4 and the 440 at 8.4 seconds or something like that, are both stock or what?? As I would think that puts a nail in the coffin for the 440, slower and not good fuel mileage.

Sam

 

[blsnelling]

is that a 70cc saw cutting a 4.0 and a ported 066 cutting 4.3?

And that's the reason we love ported 70cc saws so much Unless the wood is really large, the 70cc saw is right there.

 

[Mastermind]

Who the heck taught this guy how to run a saw?

No one did. Can't you see? :hmm3grin2orange:

I'll be 100% honest, I didn't see it run after u messed with it. According to the videos, yea, there's 8 tenths or so in that 10x10. That said, mine was pig rich as well, so, in reality, it wasn't really a test. Besides, it wasn't a test of saws, per say, as I never said my saw was stronger, faster or whatever. I mean Geeze it's stock. I do firmly believe that a properly filed 3/8 chain will always be faster than any .325 chain, and that if my saw had .325 chain the gap between mine and yours would had been more significant.

With a 3/8 chain on Jeremy's 346 it cut with or better than both the one I ported and Brad's in a softwood cant. Holding them all three in your hand and sticking them in a piece of hardwood wendell's saw felt the strongest though.

Now to lay it all out J's saw is muffler modded and has an unlimited coil, but it doesn't have a pop-up piston, woods port, or a 357xp carb and filter setup. What makes the saw cut so well is the higher gear of the 7 pin 3/8 rim, and the larger cutter of the 3/8 chain. If that setup was on Brad's or wendell's saw they would both have cut much faster in a cant.

Does this sound about right to everyone that ran those saws?

 

[komatsuvarna]

no one did. Can't you see? :hmm3grin2orange:



With a 3/8 chain on jeremy's 346 it cut with or better than both the one i ported and brad's in a softwood cant. Holding them all three in your hand and sticking them in a piece of hardwood wendell's saw felt the strongest though.

Now to lay it all out j's saw is muffler modded and has an unlimited coil, but it doesn't have a pop-up piston, woods port, or a 357xp carb and filter setup. What makes the saw cut so well is the higher gear of the 7 pin 3/8 rim, and the larger cutter of the 3/8 chain. If that setup was on brad's or wendell's saw they would both have cut much faster in a cant.

does this sound about right to everyone that ran those saws?

imo, 100%.

 

[blsnelling]

Stock, 7 pin 3/8, 2.9
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Stock 2.8
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Ported, semi-chisel, 2.5?
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Ported, 7 pin .325 2.1
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[wigglesworth]

With a 3/8 chain on Jeremy's 346 it cut with or better than both the one I ported and Brad's in a softwood cant. Holding them all three in your hand and sticking them in a piece of hardwood wendell's saw felt the strongest though.

Now to lay it all out J's saw is muffler modded and has an unlimited coil, but it doesn't have a pop-up piston, woods port, or a 357xp carb and filter setup. What makes the saw cut so well is the higher gear of the 7 pin 3/8 rim, and the larger cutter of the 3/8 chain. If that setup was on Brad's or wendell's saw they would both have cut much faster in a cant.

Does this sound about right to everyone that ran those saws?

And that my friends is a word of wisdom from the hills of east Tennessee....

Spot on!!

 

[Mastermind]

Is that the only video of wendells saw? I was just goofing off when that cut was made. :msp_unsure:

 

[blsnelling]

GTG at my house tomorrow night. Bring your 346s and your best chain! I'll get a .325 chain, or two, out and take it to any of your 3/8 chains JK Wish we could though!

 

[blsnelling]

Is that the only video of wendells saw? I was just goofing off when that cut was made. :msp_unsure:

Unfortunately, that's the only one I found on cowroy's channel. It's not a fair fight for Wendell's saw anyway, with a semi-chisel chain. It did very well considering that. Next time, we'll have the tools to make the needed B&C changes, and we'll settle this

 

[komatsuvarna]

Is that the only video of wendells saw? I was just goofing off when that cut was made. :msp_unsure:

Besides this one
[video=youtube;GLxK74Iq1Ko]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLxK74Iq1Ko&feature=player_profilepage[/video]

 

[blsnelling]

I thought he meant in that 10" cant.