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Ya. I was talking about bucking it all up on the ground. :roll:

Heck, I like pumping the throttle. It doesn't make them cut any faster But it sounds cool. At least to me, !! . I put a stubby 24" bar on my 460 Stihl I had modified by Micheal Lee. That was the longest bar that would fit in my climbing gear Action Packer for a tree job I just did in...

I hope they work out for you.

Yup. Not a saw for me. Sometimes falling timber up here its a long pack in. Like a mile. No thank you sir. I would rather pull on a 372 the 12 times required to start it when its cold than have to worry if it will run all day. Talk about dropping the ball. They really screwed up there...

Ya. I don't think puters and chainsaws that are too heavy are a good combo. . If they wanted to make a better saw they should have made the 372 into a 7 horse saw.

Will you be up the tree with the saw or only on the ground?

At 40 below I burn 7-9 gallons of gas and diesel just gettin my loader with its old 3-71 in it going.

The 266 would really snort when ported and a 2100 Carb was put on it.

If your in clean wood chisel ground or correctly chisel filed chain is Always the best choice. . But definatly keep your top at 30°or less and 20°would be nice and smooth. Also. A top at that angle is very nice to your bar rails and groove. When I can I run semi skip chisel. . Keep your rpm...

No. I came up with the name Cold Logging one morning when heating up my Terex front end loader. . It was 42 below. I try to Not go to the woods when winter logging when its colder than 35 below. But that doesn't work out often. The demand for firewood here is amazing. And very few people...

So, what is the cut off date for OE + NE. My current 372 has always taken 12 pulls to start when cold.. I guess it just doesn't bother me. . I've run the snot out of that saw and its still in great shape. . I've cut with it down to 45 below. Its great. But you have to tape over the...