Saya suka tukang pemotong kayu dengan gergajinya seolah itu seperti lelaki 😁, teknik pun berbeda" di setiap tukang potong itu tidak akan membuat bosan.
tough question .... if you could only have three saws what would they be ? firewood saws , large and small trees to cover all situations. auto tune vs carb saws?
There's nothing tough about that question in my specific case. The saws I already have, which are: Echo 2511 top handle, MS 500i and MS 881. I'm living in Romania so pretty much any big tree (1 to 2.5m diameter) is a hardwood tree, most usually some oak species or beech. The area I live is hilly but with alot of very deep valleys, and since easy access to alot of these steep places doesn't currently exist or is very difficult here (no such thing as 100k usd skidders or people/companies having funds to make roads or carve hills just for forestation around these parts), massive trees from 150 to 500+ year old do stand (the 300 to 500+ are almost always oaks, "gorun" species as we call it, specifically). These trees are marked to be cut every few years by state forestry employees for the owners of the forest (its a legal bureaucracy so people don't go rambo for a quick buck, sadly it happened before so one more thing the government has a reach into but it is what it is), but in most cases nobody even bothers to cut any since there's no physical way to take that lumber out, there's way easier firewood available than that. As for the saws, for gas-oil mix, I run 33:1 Motul 800 offroad oil only, in all my saws, big or small. NEVER had a score mark, one, in any of my saws, and my longest running was a 261 with 2800 runtime hours before I sold it, measured on the tester at the local Stihl dealership. I didn't change nothing on that saw in all that time, besides once the clutch, clutch bearing and the drum. And also other consumables like air filter, fuel filter etc. But no big mechanical issue, and the exhaust side piston had all its factory milling lines even after all that time, let alone having any piston slap wear or anything. And yes I am sold on the autotune/mtronics. I can tune a saw very well, but cutting that out of my worries and always getting peak power? I'm sold on it. I like my 881 with a carb though as I can run it extra rich, it's mostly a milling rig for these bigs woods that I sometimes get my hands on.
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Saya suka tukang pemotong kayu dengan gergajinya seolah itu seperti lelaki 😁, teknik pun berbeda" di setiap tukang potong itu tidak akan membuat bosan.
Great video. Take care and have a blessed weekend and I'll see you on your next video
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tough question .... if you could only have three saws what would they be ? firewood saws , large and small trees to cover all situations. auto tune vs carb saws?
There's nothing tough about that question in my specific case. The saws I already have, which are: Echo 2511 top handle, MS 500i and MS 881. I'm living in Romania so pretty much any big tree (1 to 2.5m diameter) is a hardwood tree, most usually some oak species or beech. The area I live is hilly but with alot of very deep valleys, and since easy access to alot of these steep places doesn't currently exist or is very difficult here (no such thing as 100k usd skidders or people/companies having funds to make roads or carve hills just for forestation around these parts), massive trees from 150 to 500+ year old do stand (the 300 to 500+ are almost always oaks, "gorun" species as we call it, specifically). These trees are marked to be cut every few years by state forestry employees for the owners of the forest (its a legal bureaucracy so people don't go rambo for a quick buck, sadly it happened before so one more thing the government has a reach into but it is what it is), but in most cases nobody even bothers to cut any since there's no physical way to take that lumber out, there's way easier firewood available than that.
As for the saws, for gas-oil mix, I run 33:1 Motul 800 offroad oil only, in all my saws, big or small. NEVER had a score mark, one, in any of my saws, and my longest running was a 261 with 2800 runtime hours before I sold it, measured on the tester at the local Stihl dealership. I didn't change nothing on that saw in all that time, besides once the clutch, clutch bearing and the drum. And also other consumables like air filter, fuel filter etc. But no big mechanical issue, and the exhaust side piston had all its factory milling lines even after all that time, let alone having any piston slap wear or anything. And yes I am sold on the autotune/mtronics. I can tune a saw very well, but cutting that out of my worries and always getting peak power? I'm sold on it. I like my 881 with a carb though as I can run it extra rich, it's mostly a milling rig for these bigs woods that I sometimes get my hands on.
A ported Husqvarna 372xp
Ported echo 620p
Echo 355t
my echo 620p , my jonsered 2172 or echo 7310, and the 592 XP (when it gets here) until it does I'll have my uncle's 395 if I need it
Ρε φίλε ωραίο δυνατό και καλό φαίνεται το husqarna 372xp, αλλά σαν το still ms461 δεν έχει...!!!