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    One saw is never enough

    Stihl 40cc rear handle now then get another Stihl but 70 cc when the trees are larger

    Run full chisel chain, with rakers at 20-25 thou

    Use a GB Harvester bar if you only want to buy one bar in your lifetime
    A big fast bullet beats a little fast bullet every time

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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mmsaum View Post
    One saw is never enough

    Stihl 40cc rear handle now then get another Stihl but 70 cc when the trees are larger

    Run full chisel chain, with rakers at 20-25 thou

    Use a GB Harvester bar if you only want to buy one bar in your lifetime
    I reckon he’s after a battery saw


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    Quote Originally Posted by MSL View Post
    I reckon he’s after a battery saw


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    Yeah, I have enough 95cc saws (in going and not going condition ), so am having a look about at these elec saws for the lighter work. Throwing 8 and a half kgs of saw around to prune some chopsticks has long since lost its gloss

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    Quote Originally Posted by MSL View Post
    I reckon he’s after a battery saw


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    Very efficient machines

    Chain condition controls performance here, leave raker depth at or shallower than factory to maintain chain speed, chain tension to be slightly looser than normal

    Leave the top plate/cutter at 30 deg and Drop your down angle to 50 degrees

    This gives a smooth fast cutting chain that’s razor sharp and self feeds, these chains need to keep their speed elevated in the cut

    Dress your bar when need be to keep the chain parallel in the guides, run the best bar oil

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    A big fast bullet beats a little fast bullet every time

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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mmsaum View Post
    Very efficient machines

    Chain condition controls performance here, leave raker depth at or shallower than factory to maintain chain speed, chain tension to be slightly looser than normal

    Leave the top plate/cutter at 30 deg and Drop your down angle to 50 degrees

    This gives a smooth fast cutting chain that’s razor sharp and self feeds, these chains need to keep their speed elevated in the cut

    Dress your bar when need be to keep the chain parallel in the guides, run the best bar oil

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    The 540XP is very very hard to beat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TeRei View Post
    The 540XP is very very hard to beat.
    The top handle or rear handle ?

    Or the elec ?

    They make three model of 540 now
    A big fast bullet beats a little fast bullet every time

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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mmsaum View Post
    The top handle or rear handle ?

    Or the elec ?

    They make three model of 540 now
    Humble folk have the top handle.

 

 

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