Sequioa fell with 72" GB bar

[josharb87]

cool rob!!!!

[Rob D]

Wow that was a big bar. I get exhausted dragging around a 28" bar.

 

BTW, from what I understand your supposed to use the big shot the other way around. Less likely the wack you in the face if the rubbers break, and the line doesn't drag against the body of the BS and possible stop dead and wack you in the head.

 

 

Cheers for the tip.... Yes I have been whacked by the string and that was why

[Rob D]

nice one rob! was the saw oiling alright with that size bar on?

 

 

Yes it seemed to be oiling fine but you could feel the 880 struggling initially to get the chain speed up. The clutch took a bit of a hammering!

[liamjordan]

Yes it seemed to be oiling fine but you could feel the 880 struggling initially to get the chain speed up. The clutch took a bit of a hammering!

yeah it bet it did! So what are those bars actually designed for use on?

[Rob D]

Well they are designed for the 880 and 3120 but a better saw would be an 090 I think... or a dolmnar 166 from what I've heard.

[geoff]

I have an older GB ti 72" bar for my 3120,big floppy thing it is too.

[liamjordan]

hmm maybe i should get one for my 166

 

how much are they? haha i doubt my bank balance would pay for one

[Stihl4Life.DK]

Yes it seemed to be oiling fine but you could feel the 880 struggling initially to get the chain speed up. The clutch took a bit of a hammering!

 

then get a 088 coil and a 084 carb,then you get chain speed:thumbup1:

[High Scale]

Size aint everything, or so the Mrs tells me...

[bbtarb]

nice job and nice vid!