This chaps got some BIG chainsaws!!!

[Sideleaner]

Looking at the piles of sawdust, he is doing this all day long. Good fittness alternative

 

Pascal

[Mozza]

Looking at the piles of sawdust, he is doing this all day long. Good fittness alternative

 

Pascal

 

To be honest i think if i had that collection id just do that all day long

[Husqvarna King]

I think the guy could sharpen better!! the 084 was pretty slow i thought to what it could be

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Until your hands fell off! I had freezing hands the other day. Picked up the 166 for 5 mins and had flippin toasty hands just like that!! Saws of the past all had warm handles!! Shakey ol babies!

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

I think the guy could sharpen better!! the 084 was pretty slow i thought to what it could be

 

The 3120 was the worst !!!

[Mozza]

The 3120 was the worst !!!

 

:lol:

 

Although i have to agree

[Squirrel1]

He must have a way with the ladies with all that kit!

[Husqvarna King]

The 3120 was the worst !!!

 

I agree, hadnt watched the whole thing....nice collection but a few round files to his collection wouldnt go a miss...not a fan of the 3120 to be honest anyway:thumbup1:

[Mozza]

I agree, hadnt watched the whole thing....nice collection but a few round files to his collection wouldnt go a miss...not a fan of the 3120 to be honest anyway:thumbup1:

 

Yeah, if they were all super sharp it would be a different vid all together i think too mate

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

This is what bugs me about these saw1 vs saw2 vids you see on youtube. There is one of an ms260 vs a 346. Given these scenarios it is impossible to know a) how sharp or otherwise either saw is b) what sprocket either saw is running c) if either are tweaked at all d) what fuel either saw is running and so on... Loads of variables - easy to distort things. And what's with the two runs - one down and one up??? How much downward pressure or lift is the possibly biased operator exerting blah blah blah...