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Stretching of course meaning wear at the pins.

You've only got to run one loop of reach to know you are always sharpening Oregon, and it just evaporates.

I don't use many loops anymore, but when I do it's Stihl chain. Fork Oregon chain, I don't care what Willard says. Soft, no -cuttin' junk.

That's why I was wondering what he was using an 880 on.

How big is your big stuff, stig? In logging around here, a three to three and a half foot cut would be a typical large cut. Anything bigger would be a take down of a residential tree, most likely. I think five to six feet would be a big ALAP cut, but I have heard of multi-lead stumps going...

I didn't do too much climbing before realizing people my size should stay on the ground, but I have an 020T, and I use a 395XP for everything else. If I was to buy another saw, it'd be a 395 XP so I wouldn't have to change bar lengths. Probably have to have three of them before I thought about...