max bar length on old 254?

[mixedangased]

i run a 20" bar on a 254 no probs ,have been for years pulls gr8 just gotta keep it sharp,used mainly for ringing:thumbup1:

[jpbeaver]

I used to run 254s on 13" no bigger. I don't understand why any one would want to put a big bar on a small saw.

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

cheers guys, i guess ill stick an 18" on the 346 then and keep day dreaming about a bigger saw!

thanks carl.

 

Loose another 5"

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

I used to run 254s on 13" no bigger. I don't understand why any one would want to put a big bar on a small saw.

 

Thank you

[jpbeaver]

Thank you

 

I always think you can tell the what back ground people have come from by their bar sizes, forestry lads always use smaller bars.

[Chris Sheppard]

I always think you can tell the what back ground people have come from by their bar sizes, forestry lads always use smaller bars.

 

[bob]

I always think you can tell the what back ground people have come from by their bar sizes, forestry lads always use smaller bars.

 

I thought it was just an inadequate thing

 

no more than 15 here

and same for a 346

 

70+cc for 20 inch

90+cc for 24

[carlos]

ill only be puttin on an 18" when i need it, other wise a 15" for most stuff.

only saw i have so has to do for all( small private jobs etc!)

carl.

[Charlieh]

I thought it was just an inadequate thing

 

no more than 15 here

and same for a 346

 

70+cc for 20 inch

90+cc for 24

 

sorry but anything over 15" requires a serious saw to run it :lol: (not ideal on fuel efficency for ringing up firewood the otherday but my god was it quick)

[Chris Sheppard]

sorry but anything over 15" requires a serious saw to run it :lol: (not ideal on fuel efficency for ringing up firewood the otherday but my god was it quick)

 

That looks so wrong it looks right