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HI STUBBY is the 560 just too small to take a 18 ins bar it better on a 15/16max bar thanks jon :thumbup:

 

Ok may be but I would have thought that a 60cc saw of that caliber should run an 18" bar no probs . It says in the husky spec an 18" is ok . I have never had a 60cc saw so far that would not run an 18". That would be 262, 362 and 357 . You may well be right . My "spud" tuned 346 runs a 15" with an 8 pin power mat rim with no protest so efectively making the 560 redundent it seems !

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HI STUBBY is the 560 just too small to take a 18 ins bar it better on a 15/16max bar thanks jon :thumbup:

 

Not to small at all Jon, I run mine on an 18 and have kept the 8pin sprocket on no bother :thumbup: thought I was going to have to drop back to a 7pin but its got the torque to pull it

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There is certainly no way the 550 will make the 560 redundant its just far too small and lightweight . The 560 should be a better saw with the 18" , much better for firewood boys i would reckon :001_smile:

 

Never tried a 550 . Its my 346 that is a ripper thanks to spud . I agree a 560 should run an 18" . In tha back of the book it gives up to a 20" with a .325 chain and a rediculas 28" with a 3/8 ! !

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Ok may be but I would have thought that a 60cc saw of that caliber should run an 18" bar no probs . It says in the husky spec an 18" is ok . I have never had a 60cc saw so far that would not run an 18". That would be 262, 362 and 357 . You may well be right . My "spud" tuned 346 runs a 15" with an 8 pin power mat rim with no protest so efectively making the 560 redundent it seems !

 

HI STUBBY my self mate i like lots of power we run a 660 on a 20 ins and 25 ins bar our 361 was 16 that was a good saw but our 441 on a 20ins is :thumbdown::thumb down:all the best with it jon

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Not to small at all Jon, I run mine on an 18 and have kept the 8pin sprocket on no bother :thumbup: thought I was going to have to drop back to a 7pin but its got the torque to pull it

 

Hi Charlie . Thats good to hear bud . Have you cut the full width of the 18" bar with the 8 pin on ,in big wood for a good while ,or just nipping up and coppicing type of stuff ?

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Hi Charlie . Thats good to hear bud . Have you cut the full width of the 18" bar with the 8 pin on ,in big wood for a good while ,or just nipping up and coppicing type of stuff ?

 

done a few days with a reasonable amount of stuff over guide bar lenght, Im finding im using it more than the 346 in smaller stuff and more than the 372 in bigger stuff :thumbup:

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done a few days with a reasonable amount of stuff over guide bar lenght, Im finding im using it more than the 346 in smaller stuff and more than the 372 in bigger stuff :thumbup:

 

Well thats the saw I thought I had bought ! !

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