Husky t435...🥴

[Mick Boomer]

Not sure why im so excited about my new saw. Many trees will die today

 

[jeepfreak1972]

Not sure why im so excited about my new saw. Many trees will die today

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Because saws are fricken cool thats why.

 

[Ferrebee88]

I feel ya!

 

[FG-paul]

and the balde is at it shapest today .........less trees die each day after,,,,,, lol

 

[jeepfreak1972]

I feel ya!
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I have a few others too. Lol

and the balde is at it shapest today .........less trees die each day after,,,,,, lol

Saws don't have blades. They have bars and chains.

 

[MCD dood]

Are they remote control??

 

[jeepfreak1972]

Are they remote control??

That would take all the fun out of them lol. Most of them are ported.

 

[MCD dood]

Awesome Bud, look out tree's here you come,
Saw up some fire wood in record time

 

[smokinwheel]

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I have a few others too. Lol




Saws don't have blades. They have bars and chains.

I figured you would be chiming in ,

Not sure why im so excited about my new saw. Many trees will die today

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Nice little saw!

 

[Mick Boomer]

I love it. Its pretty light and perfect for tree pruning and general maintenance. Its 7.5 pounds !

 

[jeepfreak1972]

I love it. Its pretty light and perfect for tree pruning and general maintenance. Its 7.5 pounds !

My 2511P is my favorite limbing / under 8" wood saw. It's under 6 pounds dry. It and the ms241's I have I prompted me to sell the ms201. Thats the middle saw in that 4 saw pic. It just sat so I sent it packing to a tree service.

 

[Mick Boomer]

My 2511P is my favorite limbing / under 8" wood saw. It's under 6 pounds dry. It and the ms241's I have I prompted me to sell the ms201. Thats the middle saw in that 4 saw pic. It just sat so I sent it packing to a tree service.

Whats your favorite tool-way to sharpen your chains? Im gonna do the exhaust mod for t435. Apparently the exhaust is trash.

 

[jeepfreak1972]

Currently, and for the last few years, its the Stihl 2 in 1 sharpeners. I, however, remove the raker files and do them separately with a progressive raker plate from West Coast saws. I lean on the sharpeners to hard and end up taking to much off the rakers which can make the chain grabby / aggressive.

In about a month I'll be picking up my Tecomec Super Jolly chain grinder. Once I get that down pat, I'll probably exclusively use it.