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[WolfMann]

Few more

 

[WolfMann]

Couple more

 

[WolfMann]

More

 

[WolfMann]

Last of the bunch.

 

[WolfMann]

Hope you guys get a kick out of these.

 

[Deleted member 149229]

Hope you guys get a kick out of these.

Great pics, thanks.

 

[WolfMann]

Sure thing, I spent a good chunk of time ogling these during the fair. Thought it's only right to share.

 

[s sidewall]

Those aren't vintage, those are antique, rare, rarely seen. Like the looks of that double bar saw. I've never seen anything like it.

Steve

 

[Deleted member 149229]

I liked the 10th pic with the long drive and the circular blade, wild.

 

[WolfMann]

Those aren't vintage, those are antique, rare, rarely seen. Like the looks of that double bar saw. I've never seen anything like it.

Steve

The double bar was awesome, here's a closer shot of it.

 

[WolfMann]

I liked the 10th pic with the long drive and the circular blade, wild.

Right! Never seen one like that before.

 

[Deleted member 149229]

The double bar was awesome, here's a closer shot of it.

Pinching one bar is bad enough, pinching that thing would suck.

 

[s sidewall]

Kensie, that's a vintage saw, isn't that last year's model, old news compared to this year's model. Definitely a good size tree. We've got one that over 6' across the base, won't be cut by us. It will probably be standing 20 years from now.

Steve

 

[s sidewall]

That double bar, looks like something you would cut slabs with.

Steve

 

[Beetlejuice]

That double bar.. Is it on Acres site?

 

[WolfMann]

Not sure, I googled David Bradley double bar chainsaw and found some info/threads. Didn't see a link to acres, at least not right away.

 

[Yukon Stihl]

Thats a model 36 i have a couple of extras if anyone wants one.
They weren't made to run 2 bars,but have 2 places to mount the bar and chain.Probably don't have enough power to properly run one bar.

 

[Kensie1988]

I can't speak to the saws power but I can back up what Yukon said, it's a gear drive saw with basically a double sided drive where more mounting studs can be added and the bar be swapped to the other side, it was referred to as an "off set stumping configuration" to flush cut stumps to the ground.

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[heimannm]

The one with the round blade is called a "Sally Saw".

Mark

 

[McCullochCollectorPNW]

it was referred to as an "off set stumping configuration" to flush cut stumps to the ground.

Thanks for sharing that. I'd seen that before on some saws where the mounting studs looked 'reversible' but have never come across an explanation or reason as to why they had that.