Ms500i felling spikes.

[Ledburyjosh]

Hi 

I'm after some larger than standard felling spikes for a ms 500i. Inside only.

 

Some googling suggests that they are the same as the stihl 064

1122 664 0505

 

Others suggest the same as the 460

1122 664 0506

 

Has anyone changed theirs to the above and can say for sure which is the one?

 

Thanks

[Excels1or]

Following. Biggest let down on the 500i is the dogs they come with

[Bob_z_l]

Egan 3 point short felling spikes Stihl 044, 046, 064, 066, ms models 440, 441, 462, 500i, 660, 661 - Logs and Saws

LOGSANDSAWS.CO.UK

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Egan Performace Saws short three point felling spikes Stihl 044 064 066 ms440 ms441 ms500i ms660 ms661

No idea if they are any good. 
I was looking for something for the 661.

 

 

? 

 

 

[Bob_z_l]

Ooops.

 

 

This looks better.

 

https://logsandsaws.co.uk/product/pro-safety-5-point-felling-spikes-for-stihl-ms440ms441ms500i-ms660-ms661-copy/

 

[Bob_z_l]

Pro Safety 5 Point Felling Spikes for Stihl MS440, MS441, MS462, MS500I, MS660, MS661 - Logs and Saws

LOGSANDSAWS.CO.UK

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Pro Spike 5 point felling spikes are made from high grade alloy steel, sold as a pair, and are the highest quality available.

 

[slack ma girdle]

Why?

They make it almost impossible to sned properly with.

They are only useful for humbolt cuts.

[Will C]

2 minutes ago, slack ma girdle said:

Why?

They make it almost impossible to sned properly with.

They are only useful for humbolt cuts.

They also make up for other parts that are undersize and need compensating for, similar to owning a m edition bmw 

[Stubby]

If you are knocking over large softwoods with chunky bark yes , I get it .

[Excels1or]

3 hours ago, slack ma girdle said:

Why?

They make it almost impossible to sned properly with.

They are only useful for humbolt cuts.

The spikes that come as standard don't bite well when cross cutting/sectioning in my opinion

[5thelement]

14 hours ago, slack ma girdle said:

Why?

They make it almost impossible to sned properly with.

They are only useful for humbolt cuts.

Never seen a tree surgeon sned in 30 years. 😂