After a milling saw for sale

[chazzer]

Hmmmm have you checked the eBay sellers name?

 

 

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something i should be aware of? someone on here?

 

charlie

[Eddy_t]

something i should be aware of? someone on here?

 

charlie

 

Sounds similar to chainsaw surgeon on here, he had an 075/076

 

 

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[WoodED]

What size mill do you have, I bought a Makita dcs9010 to power my 30 inch Alaskan, the only problem with it is I can't find a bar bigger than 30" for it, I would like to buy a husky 395xp when I can afford it.

 

 

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[agg221]

I bought a Makita dcs9010 to power my 30 inch Alaskan, the only problem with it is I can't find a bar bigger than 30" for it.

 

A quick bit of digging suggests that the dcs9010 has the same bar mount as the large Husqvarnas, so if you order a bar for a 3120 it should fit fine. At 90cc I would expect it to pull a 36" bar with no problems (very similar size to the Stihl 064), which will give you 28" on the mill, or the full 30" if you take the dogs off.

 

Hope this helps!

 

Alec

[WoodED]

Yes spot on mate, thanks for that, 36 was the bar I wanted

 

 

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[agg221]

Yes spot on mate, thanks for that, 36 was the bar I wanted

 

 

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No problem:001_smile: if you buy a roller-nose Oregon Powermatch then obviously it doesn't matter that you are using 3/8". If you want a sprocket-nose bar then it makes life slightly easier if you call it a 394 or 395 as they have the same mounts but 3/8" is standard.

 

Alec

[agg221]

No problem:001_smile: if you buy a roller-nose Oregon Powermatch then obviously it doesn't matter that you are using 3/8"

 

Sorry, should amend this for clarity - just to point out that the Oregon Powermatch with the roller nose is the really old style (1970s?) which somewhat dates my kit . The current Powermatch has a sprocket, so it does matter which one you buy and the 395 is the easiest to specify if you need 3/8". Should also mention that the bar should fit the mounts, but since it isn't listed for this saw there is a possibility that you may have to add an extra oiling hole.

 

Alec

[mendiplogs]

Cheers Jon

Im the one who PM'd you earlier. I'm new to this messaging lark so im not 100% if im doing it properly. Ha

 

HI WATSON no pm mate thanks jon

[Big Beech]

An 051 would be an absolute min.

Ive at 056 which is the next saw up but has plenty of torque. About same speed of cut as my 064. However i uee the 56 fir milling as i hate 2 use the 64 for millin as its a gr8 climbin saw.

[Eddy_t]

stihl chainsaw 075/076? | eBay

 

Its not mine either!

 

Charlie

 

Just like to make one more comment about this saw, IT IS AN 051

 

 

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