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[jasnt]

Didnt know where to put this. Figured it goes here.   

Becoming a chain saw addict and figured I wasn’t the only guy in the state.  Lest see those saws.  Been porting saws for few months and have really enjoyed playing with all these saws. 

One of my favorites

[Weatherby92]

Not really a picture of the saw but cutting burning hazard trees is a good time to have a good running saw.

[MountainWalk]

Looking for an 880 or 090!

[scottfrick]

Didnt know where to put this. Figured it goes here.   

Becoming a chain saw addict and figured I wasn’t the only guy in the state.  Lest see those saws.  Been porting saws for few months and have really enjoyed playing with all these saws. 

One of my favorites

Those 044’s are the *censored*! Got one myself and I love it!!!

[kisfish]

Yep. Nothing like a hot saw. Love those big saws. They love to eat

[jasnt]

Didnt know where to put this. Figured it goes here.   

Becoming a chain saw addict and figured I wasn’t the only guy in the state.  Lest see those saws.  Been porting saws for few months and have really enjoyed playing with all these saws. 

One of my favorites

I got 2 right now both ported and fresh rebuild.  Love tho 044.  At least in my area the 044 is an iconic saw.  Light and plenty of power. 
Those 044’s are the *censored*! Got one myself and I love it!!!

[jasnt]

Looking for an 880 or 090!

im wanting an 880! The 090 is a beast but heavy

[KFhunter]

Shoulda took a video of the hazard cottonwood trees I felled, rotten out in the middle and huge.

One exploded, I knew it was ready to go but impossible to predict, got it down to where just a nip with the bar and she came straight down like how they implode skyscrapers into themselves.

That one had me sweating a bit.

Husky 572 xp got the job done.

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[jasnt]

Not really a picture of the saw but cutting burning hazard trees is a good time to have a good running saw.

absolutely

[scottfrick]

Here’s my pride and joy

[jasnt]

Shoulda took a video of the hazard cottonwood trees I felled, rotten out in the middle and huge.

One exploded, I knew it was ready to go but impossible to predict, got it down to where just a nip with the bar and she came straight down like how they implode skyscrapers into themselves.

That one had me sweating a bit.

Husky 572 xp got the job done.

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ya that’s scary right there.  I always watch the color of my chips. Gets hairy when you see the dark rotten chips!

[KFhunter]

Burnt wood is hard on chain, I use a round filed chain and cut so the chain blows the abrasives away from the wood rather than drag it through, which means your doing some plunge cuts.


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[jasnt]

Here’s my pride and joy

044’s rock.  All though my 461 is a beast!

[jasnt]

Burnt wood is hard on chain, I use a round filed chain and cut so the chain blows the abrasives away from the wood rather than drag it through, which means your doing some plunge cuts.


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i like plunge cuts for all the caution trees. Unless there is obstacles and then I want wedges

[jasnt]

Burnt wood is hard on chain, I use a round filed chain and cut so the chain blows the abrasives away from the wood rather than drag it through, which means your doing some plunge cuts.


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those 572’s are great saws.  Just finished up porting and full rebuild of a 272.  Torque monster. Runs 32” no trouble at all