Heated handles.

[Cold Logging]

I was just putting a long bar to work the other day now that I think about it.

Nice looking 2100 by the way. I had and fell timber with 2 ,2100+1,2101 . The 2101 was a dual ported juiced up monster. Just a little less snort than my 3120 .

 

[Cold Logging]

I just noticed how many cutters were on that chain. I yi yi. Don't hit nothing with that.

 

[MasterBlaster]

I'd run full skip on that sucker!

 

[Cold Logging]

Ya, I know.
I may be wrong, but it seems North Americans think European s think we are stupid or at least Unrefined.
And Europeans think N.As are, Bully .

 

[Cold Logging]

I'd run full skip on that sucker!

Way yup!!!! And go easy on the depth gauges. . Square up the top angle to 25° or so and let it feed itself.

 

[Tucker943]

That's a 2101. Its not my own. Its a buddies and I use it as needed. My saw top out in the 90 some cc range. My buddy bought that with a few new chains and the bar on it for $100.

 

[cory]

Screamin deal, why so cheap??

 

[Tucker943]

Auction.

 

[Cold Logging]

Wow. If it has the right Carb jets on it it can really make some chips.

 

[Tucker943]

It makes chips. I can assure you of that.

 

[stig]

Ya, I know.
I may be wrong, but it seems North Americans think European s think we are stupid or at least Unrefined.
And Europeans think N.As are, Bully .

Tell ya what.

If I list the 3 fallers ( all of them retired) that I have the most respect for in this world, 2 of them are US West coast guys.


Nothing unrefined about guys putting a big stick in the lay without busting it up.

I'm just saying, different trees, different terrain, different methods.

Like you, I have been logging for over 30 years. In my case in several different countries, heck I've even had the pleasure of putting a couple of your West coast trees on the ground.

 

[Cold Logging]

Tell ya what.

If I list the 3 fallers ( all of them retired) that I have the most respect for in this world, 2 of them are US West coast guys.


Nothing unrefined about guys putting a big stick in the lay without busting it up.

I'm just saying, different trees, different terrain, different methods.

Like you, I have been logging for over 30 years. In my case in several different countries, heck I've even had the pleasure of putting a couple of your West coast trees on the ground.

Ya, I agree. I'm running saws every day but the only time I've run one with a full wrap hb and westy dogs on it in the past 3 weeks was this past Saturday. I used my 372 to buck up some poplar cord wood to stove lengths. . Different show needs a different tool.

I used the 372 because it was smaller than my 390 and bigger than my wires. 235 .