Small dog teeth

[markieg31]

Recently bought a stihl 461 to replace a 441, glad I did spec up as it is a stonker. But one thing that has really chapped my ass is the tiny dog teeth on it. Why would you supply a saw with dog teeth that God damn small. I have only used the saw a couple of times ringing up some timber and the exhaust is already dented in! Extra strain on the operator need I go on?! But good saw, will be even better once I get a decent pair of larger dogs.

 

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[Stubby]

If you are going to use that term please spell it dawgs !:biggrin:

[markieg31]

Please accept my apologies stubby. Was watching one American vid who described them as baby howlers

 

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[MrNick]

Sawbits have some non genuine big spikes £15

[Mick Dempsey]

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Yeah, I like daaags.

[Stihl123]

put some 660 dogs on it, i did that to my 460... makes a world of difference

[KGBFINGAR]

We have the same problem , 661 skeleton spikes look good and I've been told they fit .

[peatff]

Bucking spikes or bumper spikes, bigger ones just rob you of bar length why would you want monsters unless they are for posing value ?

[Stubby]

Bucking spikes or bumper spikes, bigger ones just rob you of bar length why would you want monsters unless they are for posing value ?

 

Deep craggy bark were you cant get a grip . Little ones fine on smooth bark .

[markieg31]

Bucking spikes or bumper spikes, bigger ones just rob you of bar length why would you want monsters unless they are for posing value ?

So I can get some God damn purchase. I am happy to loose an inch, got plenty of length, if it means the dawgs are going to bite in and give me something to pivot on.

 

 

 

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