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More airflow!!! ……….. Better ear pro.!

Agreed, just gonna be a lot of cutting and loading to handle that big of a piece and trying to get it while to our log man to have it processed

Yeah whenever I get a bigger saw it would probably live with a 42-48in bar to make those bigger but more common trees come over quick and easy. But it’s nice to be able to pull a longer bar if need be. I foresee ALOT of bore cutting and maxing out all the wood I can reach with a 36in bar to be...

Normally they get cut down to liftable lengths and if convenient we will take them to our log man where we make a little for it and he makes it all into fire wood. Recently we got the bobcat t870 loader with the biggest grapple they make so the hope is to make some good money on oak slabs from...

It seems like we get a big 5-6ft tree about every 2 months. Right now I have a 5ft and a huge 7 foot oak on the to do list. But it’s normal to have things around 3-3.5ft. We have a 661 and 3 500i’s. An 880 wouldn’t get used much but it is still a good saw to have in the arsenal.

Could a ported 395xp pull a 60in bar and oil it properly? I know the 661 would struggle in that category

It’s definitely quiet!

For sale or trade is my very new echo 56v set up. Dcs2500t ($500 new) with the panther 1/4in conversion (with two chains) and WCS felling dogs (~$200). The saw is in perfect shape. Has had maybe 12 batteries put through it. Oils great and cuts quite well. I do have the factory 3/8lp bar and...