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5 minutes ago, spudulike said:

I did do a new crank in one before, expensive but the owner was happy. Just depends on how much you want to spend and the condition of the bottom end. The Nikasil bore plating is amazingly hard!

Thanks Spud, I'll have a think.

 

Probably should retire the old girl but I'm struggling to let go. Saw (excuse pun) me through my first few years in the Wood, and many years on the farm before that.

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The guy I use to do my work saws did a video of his 346 with a 32" bar just to see how it ran and the only drawback was that really the oiler was not upto it ! Now we know that could not happen every

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My ported 346xp is happy with an 18” full chisel. Needs to be treated with care & sharp, but I have zero issues 

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I have a 346xp that was ported by Spud that runs 13” bar, 8 pin with Stihl micro chisel chain, it is fantastic. I run it alongside a 550xp with 15 bar when cutting Sweetchestnut coppice. The

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