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I may know about Helleristninger, but I've never even run a ported saw. On second thought...............I cut a redwood down with a borrowed saw once, that may have been ported. I remeber thinking it cut faster than any other 066 I've come across.

"Helleristninger" not carvings:P We have those as well. The first forest district I worked at had a gazillion of them and those were not painted red. Sometimes when one passed by a rock in yearly morning or late evening when the sunlight comes in sideways, they would show up. They are hard to...

So your ancesters came from Stjørdal. I worked just north of there back in the late -70es. Just south of Brønnoysund. Small world, sometimes.

As I write this, all I have to do is look upwards and right there are my old handhewn beams that hold the ceiling in my house. They are from 1846 and still in fine shape. Treat yourself to a really good bok...

Great article, Willard. Reminded me of this picture from " Logging the redwoods". Sorry about the bad reproduction.

I had my 880 out today, felling some big oaks, and remembering this thread I checked the muffler. It is steel!

Having one may generate the need. Because the foresters around here know that I have a 880 and bars up to 60", I'm the one they call, when they have something really big, that needs felling. Many years ago, I bought the first 084 sold in Denmark. I bought it primarily as a milling saw, but the...

I'd venture a guess that 80% of the 028s sold here have heated handles. Today, any saw sold to a professional in Denmark has heated handles. Only way to make it through the winter.

I have never removed a screen from any of my saws. For the simple reason that they don't have any. The spark arrester screen seems to be a North American invention.