woodland pro bar

[husky154]

would you recommend me to put a woodland pro 18 inches .050 on my husky357 if yes what do i need to change i have a 325 pitch and .058 gauge bar right now?? anything about the oiler too??


thanks!!
:greenchainsaw:

 

[SawTroll]

Bar, chain and sprocket rim.

That bar (made by Cannon) is pretty heavy for the lenght, I would stay away for the 357xp......

 

[Haywire Haywood]

IMO, those bars are best left for the loggers that use them hard all day every day. I don't see the economy for the weekend warrior when you can buy 2 Windsor Speedtip or Oregon Powermatch bars for the price of a Cannon or WP.

just my 2 centavos,
Ian

 

[COLD_IRON]

IMO, those bars are best left for the loggers that use them hard all day every day. I don't see the economy for the weekend warrior when you can buy 2 Windsor Speedtip or Oregon Powermatch bars for the price of a Cannon or WP.

just my 2 centavos,
Ian

What he said.

I'd look at Oregon Powermatch, Windsor Speed Tip, or GB if I wanted a bar that size.

 

[2dogs]

Bar, chain and sprocket rim.

That bar (made by Cannon) is pretty heavy for the lenght, I would stay away for the 357xp......

Troll is correct. I run both 18" and 20" WP/Cannon bars an a Stihl MS361 when I am "logging" small trees and in these conditions the WP is a great bar. Otherwise I normally run an 18" Oregon ProLite. My 357XP runs a 20" Prolite. Cannon is a great bar, probably the best, but it is heavy.

 

[SawTroll]

Troll is correct. I run both 18" and 20" WP/Cannon bars an a Stihl MS361 when I am "logging" small trees and in these conditions the WP is a great bar. Otherwise I normally run an 18" Oregon ProLite. My 357XP runs a 20" Prolite. Cannon is a great bar, probably the best, but it is heavy.

My 20" and shorter bars are all laminated, to keep the weight down as much as possible.

 

[taplinhill]

Does Woodland Pro even have a bar for that mount?
I've only seen them Husky large mount.