1993 Large saw model numbers
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Mick!
TreeHouser
Can’t see the vid.
pantheraba
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I mainly just know the model numbers of saws I have. I have an 041 that was given to me two years ago...no chain brake, fairly old...thinking of selling it.
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I didn’t post a vid
Mick!
TreeHouser
Well, that explains that then.
pantheraba
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I did, Mick.
Mick!
TreeHouser
Saw that vid Gary.
Just seems like a really strange thing to ask without posting the vid.
Just seems like a really strange thing to ask without posting the vid.
pantheraba
More biners!!!
hahaha. I understand...I looked for the vid link at first, too.
Nutball
TreeHouser
Wasn't that somewhere around the transition from 2xx Husqvarnas to 3xx? I thought some 3xx series were around in the late 80's.
Burnham
Woods walker
064, 056, 048, 041
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Nutball
TreeHouser
PCTREE
Treehouser
I used to have 038 045(same as 056 I believe) 036 and 046
Nutball
TreeHouser
Hit next page after expaning a brand/model to see more models. Pictures in the model links:
Chain Saw Collectors Corner - Gasoline Chain Saws by Manufacturer
www.acresinternet.com
Burnham
Woods walker
Where is Frans?
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I am here, struggling with Mick! Incomprehension of my post lol
as I said, I was watching a video of me cutting down a tree in 1993.
the video is grainy, out of focus, and does not clearly show what saw I was using in the tree.
It seems like ‘my in the tree’ saw was a 041 (thx bunham).
my chunking saw Must have been an 056, or maybe 064?
I just got the raw video back from a video place that converted the video from VHS to a thumb drive. Over 20 years old VHS.
so now when I get the time I will edit it and be able to post on YouTube or something.
natural crotch rigging, zero ‘let it run’, 1” cable core 15’ flip line tied to my saddle by a cats paw, near misses, saw hooked on my saddle with a ring no lanyard, what a cringe worthy mess!
interesting to me is the sheer size of this pine. From what I can see, some of those limbs were 3’! Thick! But the trunk was straight.
incompetent tree work by today’s standards lol.
I promise to edit it soon.
thx all for the older saw model advice, appreciate it.
BTW, Gerry Beranek did an excellent edit of this tape some time ago, but apparently I gave away all my copies lol, so now am going to try and make a new one
(just read my post and it sounds like a huge teaser, but actually not my intention, simply sharing with a group I feel comfortable with. Thx Butch)
as I said, I was watching a video of me cutting down a tree in 1993.
the video is grainy, out of focus, and does not clearly show what saw I was using in the tree.
It seems like ‘my in the tree’ saw was a 041 (thx bunham).
my chunking saw Must have been an 056, or maybe 064?
I just got the raw video back from a video place that converted the video from VHS to a thumb drive. Over 20 years old VHS.
so now when I get the time I will edit it and be able to post on YouTube or something.
natural crotch rigging, zero ‘let it run’, 1” cable core 15’ flip line tied to my saddle by a cats paw, near misses, saw hooked on my saddle with a ring no lanyard, what a cringe worthy mess!
interesting to me is the sheer size of this pine. From what I can see, some of those limbs were 3’! Thick! But the trunk was straight.
incompetent tree work by today’s standards lol.
I promise to edit it soon.
thx all for the older saw model advice, appreciate it.
BTW, Gerry Beranek did an excellent edit of this tape some time ago, but apparently I gave away all my copies lol, so now am going to try and make a new one
(just read my post and it sounds like a huge teaser, but actually not my intention, simply sharing with a group I feel comfortable with. Thx Butch)
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