Ok. I overdid it a bit, but overall happy.
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Now watch it like a hawk, every bastard light fingers will want to steal it.
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Cool, that's the ticket, It don't take long to get a good load of timber for the fire, Cleaning up the mess is the hard part, Lol.Hard Luck said:
Lovely little saw, Bugga, I want One Now,, See what you've started, Never could resist a good Chain Saw.
Well done mate. now ya set for a good few years :Y:
Nice looking saw. How much did that cost you and from where ?OzzieAu said:No fuel or batteries required, just a bit of elbow grease to glide this Japanese made pull saw through any type of timber.
I have cut through fallen tree branches and logs blocking tracks and barely raised a sweat.... its the sweetest cutting saw I have used.
https://www.prospectingaustralia.co...3352_3e7ef663-0c08-4dde-9017-582c18927698.jpg
It has a 40cm. blade and can be holstered on your belt.
https://www.prospectingaustralia.co...3555_954a4565-4159-46a6-ad1c-3663b655e046.jpg
And just as with a chainsaw, dont take these teeth for granted.oop:
https://www.prospectingaustralia.co...3748_52a99b3b-9f43-461c-8c93-70ac45495af9.jpg
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Wishfull said:
You can't av one, It's my Turn Next, Lol,
layful: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Have a look here.Wishfull said:Nice looking saw. How much did that cost you and from where ?OzzieAu said:No fuel or batteries required, just a bit of elbow grease to glide this Japanese made pull saw through any type of timber.
I have cut through fallen tree branches and logs blocking tracks and barely raised a sweat.... its the sweetest cutting saw I have used.
https://www.prospectingaustralia.co...3352_3e7ef663-0c08-4dde-9017-582c18927698.jpg
It has a 40cm. blade and can be holstered on your belt.
https://www.prospectingaustralia.co...3555_954a4565-4159-46a6-ad1c-3663b655e046.jpg
And just as with a chainsaw, dont take these teeth for granted.
https://www.prospectingaustralia.co...3748_52a99b3b-9f43-461c-8c93-70ac45495af9.jpg
Silent but deadly.
https://www.drifta.com.au/product/katanaboy-650/
OzzieAu said:No fuel or batteries required, just a bit of elbow grease to glide this Japanese made pull saw through any type of timber.
I have cut through fallen tree branches and logs blocking tracks and barely raised a sweat.... its the sweetest cutting saw I have used.
https://www.prospectingaustralia.co...3352_3e7ef663-0c08-4dde-9017-582c18927698.jpg
It has a 40cm. blade and can be holstered on your belt.
https://www.prospectingaustralia.co...3555_954a4565-4159-46a6-ad1c-3663b655e046.jpg
And just as with a chainsaw, dont take these teeth for granted.
https://www.prospectingaustralia.co...3748_52a99b3b-9f43-461c-8c93-70ac45495af9.jpg
Silent but deadly.
The Silky's are great, I have a small one for those smaller jobs.
Rob P
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Maintenance in important. Our poor old saw is badly in need of a new chain and bar because the bar is worn unevenly causing the saw to cut around corners.
[video=480,360]https://youtu.be/BGrOqx1sV1U[/video]
It still gets the odd job done but the bar jams in the cut once it gets a bit deep. The problem is that a new saw is cheaper than fixing the old one
[video=480,360]https://youtu.be/BGrOqx1sV1U[/video]
It still gets the odd job done but the bar jams in the cut once it gets a bit deep. The problem is that a new saw is cheaper than fixing the old one
your chain is cutting off as one side is sharper than the other :Y: that causes the bar to wear unevenMoneybox said:Maintenance in important. Our poor old saw is badly in need of a new chain and bar because the bar is worn unevenly causing the saw to cut around corners.
[video=480,360]https://youtu.be/BGrOqx1sV1U[/video]
It still gets the odd job done but the bar jams in the cut once it gets a bit deep. The problem is that a new saw is cheaper than fixing the old one
my msa160t arborist saw, i bought it to use left handed as small petrol saws exhaust comes out on ya leg when use left hand
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Flip the bar and sharpen the chain mate...(If you haven't already that is)ctxkid said:your chain is cutting off as one side is sharper than the other :Y: that causes the bar to wear unevenMoneybox said:Maintenance in important. Our poor old saw is badly in need of a new chain and bar because the bar is worn unevenly causing the saw to cut around corners.
[video=480,360]https://youtu.be/BGrOqx1sV1U[/video]
It still gets the odd job done but the bar jams in the cut once it gets a bit deep. The problem is that a new saw is cheaper than fixing the old one
Should keep you going.
Moneybox said:Maintenance in important. Our poor old saw is badly in need of a new chain and bar because the bar is worn unevenly causing the saw to cut around corners.
[video=480,360]https://youtu.be/BGrOqx1sV1U[/video]
It still gets the odd job done but the bar jams in the cut once it gets a bit deep. The problem is that a new saw is cheaper than fixing the old one
Who on earth charges more to sharpen a chain than buying a new one?
Chain should last until teeth break off.
Usual problem is uneven sharpening.
