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Originally Posted by cooper barrett
Impressive but when you get any big saw with a Skip tooth chain it's going to kick ass. It is a pro grade chain, yellow not green in Stihl terms
i didn't diss your Homelight, I actually used my neighbors climbing saw to thin my oaks, and it was a duel trigger model. I would not use that beast, chain like tat would cut your dick off twice before severing your head.
I had already corrected the blade size on the 045 to 26, it was a typo but I don't own a small saw just a 75cc (26) and a 55cc (16). My father in law had a old Canadian 36" that I got running. (He wouldn't let me used it after I got it running) He sold that saw probably within a week.
I even suggested that the little Stihl's are bad asses and I mentioned expensive but I didn't diss your Homie..
But don't recall giving you shit except about the Wards saw, the 55 MPH chainsaw motor? Yes. I know they are great motors just takes a lot to get 12K RPMs out of an 7K (spec is 8) engine.
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Westbend actually made logging chainsaws back in the day wards had saws made for them by many manufactures like Pioneer and Doomey same as Sears. Westbend motors and Macs were the choice of many go carters some racers got 70 mph out of a single 2 cycle motor.
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