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I don't know how many of you are interested but a nice guy named Mark over at the collector's forum is having a GTG at his place just NE of Atlanta in Hartwell on Oct 10. He has about 150 saws, and wants to meet other collectors. He also does a lot of cutting, too. I plan to go and take the...

First a quick review of the Picco chains STIHL offers: PM which is Picco (Latin for small) Micro (semi-chisel) will be replaced by PMC, Picco Micro Comfort which is the same chain with the comfort feature. I feel that the C chain works well with no sacrifice in performance. I have tried it side...

I was using this saw today and decided it needed a spike on it. The parts list shows the one from the MS 200 T as an option, so I took the one off of my 200 T to look at it. It is very thin, and mine was bent and I had not even noticed. It looked to me like the bolt pattern was the same as for...

I realize that this procedure is not for everyone but I see enough talk about it here and I want to show you that doing a pressure and vacuum test is doable without all the high dollar tools I have, and I guarantee you that learning how to do it will greatly improve your service skills. Even a...

MB, if this is the wrong place for this or off topic move it or delete it, but I thought this was interesting and wanted to share. Have you seen this thing? It is a Le Tourneau G175 Tree Crusher, and the website is here: http://www.mackenziechamber.bc.ca/tree_crusher.htm Interesting history...

I just finished up this saw this afternoon: This is the first time I have pulled one down to do a top end job. It is certainly more complicated and a bit tricky compared to a MS 440 or 460. The stratified scavenging design adds to the complexity and so there are more bits to deal with. This...