A short clip of the FARM BOSS cutting some small douglas fir & alder logs. The chain is a little bit dull.
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
STIHL 3003 812 7021 Laminated Chain Saw Bar For MS290, 20-Inch
!±8±STIHL 3003 812 7021 Laminated Chain Saw Bar For MS290, 20-Inch
Brand : STIHLRate :
Price : $52.94
Post Date : Dec 20, 2011 21:39:20
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STIHL 3003-812-7021 laminated guide bar has a .325-inch pitch, .063-inch gauge and is 18-inches long. This guide bar is recommended for the ms 290 STIHL farm boss saw. It is made from high grade steel and the sprocket nose has 11 teeth.
Friday, December 16, 2011
Stihl 026 Chainsaw with 20" Bar, test
Nice lightweight chainsaw by Stihl. The 026 is about 50cc and has great power for its size and weight. This is my personal favorite of all the chainsaws I have owned. Us it all day- it works hard, not you! Comes with a 20" Farm Boss Bar and a Chain that needs to be sharpened. Runs excellent!
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Oregon 32" Power Match Reduced Weight Chainsaw Bar for Stihl (320RWDD025) 105 Drive Links
!±8± Oregon 32" Power Match Reduced Weight Chainsaw Bar for Stihl (320RWDD025) 105 Drive Links
Brand : Oregon | Rate : | Price :
Post Date : Dec 08, 2011 11:34:07 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days
| Price : Post Date : Dec 08, 2011 11:34:07 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Longer chainsaw bars can feel particularly nose heavy, especially as the day wears on. Oregon has come up with an ingenious solution to the problem with these reduced weight Power Match bars. These bars are made by milling out the center of an Oregon PRO bar and filling the core with lightweight aluminum. The result is a professional bar up to 25% lighter than the original counterpart. The aluminum core is riveted in place, so it doesn't pop out easily when flexed. These bars will bend easier than a standard bar, but they are a whole lot easier on your back at the end of the day.FeaturesExtremely tough, makes work easier without reducing durabilityLubri-Dam oil-retaining feature prevents oil from running out the bar's tail, keeps more oil on the bar and chain.Lubri-Jet oil holes reduce oil-hole plugging and enhance bar-chain lubricationPatented Cradle nose sprocket design increases sprocket-nose life by 150% to 300%This bar uses 105 drive links of .375 pitch x .050 chainsaw chain - WPL 32 30RCS105 (Check the pitch of your chainsaw first)Fits the following chainsaws:
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Sunday, December 4, 2011
Oregon 36" Power Match Reduced Weight Chainsaw Bar for Stihl (363RWDD025) 114 Drive Links
!±8±Oregon 36" Power Match Reduced Weight Chainsaw Bar for Stihl (363RWDD025) 114 Drive Links
Brand : OregonRate :
Price :
Post Date : Dec 04, 2011 21:32:03
Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Longer chainsaw bars can feel particularly nose heavy, especially as the day wears on. Oregon has come up with an ingenious solution to the problem with these reduced weight Power Match bars. These bars are made by milling out the center of an Oregon PRO bar and filling the core with lightweight aluminum. The result is a professional bar up to 25% lighter than the original counterpart. The aluminum core is riveted in place, so it doesn't pop out easily when flexed. These bars will bend easier than a standard bar, but they are a whole lot easier on your back at the end of the day.FeaturesExtremely tough, makes work easier without reducing durabilityLubri-Dam oil-retaining feature prevents oil from running out the bar's tail, keeps more oil on the bar and chain.Lubri-Jet oil holes reduce oil-hole plugging and enhance bar-chain lubricationPatented Cradle nose sprocket design increases sprocket-nose life by 150% to 300%This bar uses 114 drive links of .375 pitch x .063 chainsaw chain - WP375 33RC. (Check the pitch of your chainsaw first)Fits the following chainsaws:
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Friday, December 2, 2011
Trying out the new FARM BOSS
The rip cuttin' didn't go like I hoped. Oh well. At least I broke in the saw a little bit. Filmed on 3/5/11.
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