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Or go somewhere else and thrash it out. This shit don't belong here.

What is a " small log" to you? All of Europe run full comp. Are you calling us stupid, Boy?:lol: Plesa, please notice the smiley.

Short enough log, it should do fine. 10" or so. The thing about chip clearance is for running long bars in thick logs. Short bars, like we do here, will cut faster with standard chain, since the chips will be out of the log before they can start piling up.

If you only look at power, yes. But compared to what we have now, they vibrated a lot and you constantly had to clean the air filter.

Having that thing over my right hand while limbing would drive me batshit in very short time.

Dissing us loggers now, Gary.:lol:

Why stock up on the MS441 when the replacement is soooo much better.

No, it was cool to let him fall it. You just shouldn't have videotaped it:lol:

Sums it up, pretty good. Except for the first one. That was somebody falling a tree and being absolutely clueless, which is what set me off.

What treatment? Not the first time I've said what I said in my first post. There is a reason I don't frig my ears up with ported saws.

Sorry, as a pro faller I took that for a given. First thing we beat into apprentices. Wanna log? Keep you saw sharp. I go over and check their work 'bout once a day. See how they grade logs ( That is the difficult one to learn) look at their stumps and their limbing. Then I ask to try their...

The power of the saw is a very small part of how much money you can make per hour in logging. Compared to being a skilled precision faller ( Unlike your guy in the video), being able to put in face and felling cuts with no wasted motion ( Again, unlike your guy in the video) and having a keen...