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Definitely will be 404, already had them set aside a told of full skip/ full chisel. But I was thinking a 9 pin rim for the smaller bar(28" or so) because I think the 880 oiler will be able to keep up with that kind of chain speed on smaller bars and the 880 seems like it should have enough...

I'd like to get a 28 or 32" bar for the 880, I have a couple logging style projects for mitigation and it would be nice to use it to buck anything over what a 20" bar on the 460. I think I'll get an 8 or 9 pin rim for the smaller bars to help with the low RPM/low chain speed problem. Anyone know...

No milling for this saw, I have an Alaskan mill but have never used it. Got it through a trade for taking some hangers out of a tree. But I don't plan on using this saw for much other than the large cottonwood and willows I run into here and there. In particular I have been stacking up jobs of...

I usually would have used the 395 as well but I was in my "logging truck", an '84 Chevy dually with an 8,000 lb PTO winch dragging pines out from some hazard falls by cabins that day. I built a saw holder on the headache rack so I can carry two regular saws and two top handles. So I had the...

I have had a 660 and hated it. I've ran a ported and milled 660 and although it would spank a stock saw I'll take a 390 or 395 any day of the week over a 660. So I ordered a 41 and 59" bar with the 880, and a 441 coil hopefully fixing the limited part. But this winter I plan to send one 90cc and...

So I ran into some huge cottonwoods that are going to be an ongoing project. One base I cut this week was well over 6' across. I ran a 36" bar on the 441 and had to dice it up a couple times... Anyway as I have a lot more of these to do around a high end property I ordered an 880, from my...