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Nice slabs. If I remember correctly the 076 wasn't that powerful, but I only had one and it was stock. Seems like it was a mid '70's saw. Wonder if that is where Stihl came up with the 76 number.

Ripping chains were developed for a reason and have advantages. For me the round style and file was just too slow. The only chainsaw milling that I have done was for slabs with a 60" bar, so my experience is much more limited than yours woodworkingboy. Making lumber would be a totally different...

Just caught up to this thread. We all love wood! I agree with Holmen on the chain. I have a slabbing attachment on my Lucas mill. It came with a Granberg "ripping chain". It was a joke. I knew from the experience of ripping big Redwood logs that you didn't need a ripping chain, so I just put a...