Spuds Porting and Tuning Thread

[Eddy_t]

Thank where do you get that part number from? Local dealers? Is it best to let the saw bed in first?

 

 

Husky parts listings, if you look on the website, you'll find the IPL's. And it's up to you, running in with more power beds the saw harder.

[burrell_]

No chain break on a 090 u say . wrong I would say

And as for running in a saw just do what u would normal do don't go ball out

[spudulike]

No chain break on a 090 u say . wrong I would say

And as for running in a saw just do what u would normal do don't go ball out

 

Nice job Martin

[Eddy_t]

No chain break on a 090 u say . wrong I would say

And as for running in a saw just do what u would normal do don't go ball out

 

 

Sorry Martin, that's not a brake, just a hand guard, I have it on my 090

[wyk]

Sorry Martin, that's not a brake, just a hand guard, I have it on my 090

 

I would be amazed if even an 090 could generate enough kick back to bring a 5-6' bar back around and into yourself.

[burrell_]

Ok I always though a chain gard looked like this

[burrell_]

Not like this but anyone and everyone can be wrong :-)

[Eddy_t]

I would be amazed if even an 090 could generate enough kick back to bring a 5-6' bar back around and into yourself.

 

 

Tbf so would I, the chain isn't exactly fast, and it weighs a ton!

 

That is the old and new type AV, the old one with the bar over the top is no longer available, the one that looks like a brake arm is the new type. It's spring loaded and I do try to use it as a brake without thinking

[wyk]

Yes - it easily pulls that bar, even in oak.

 

[spudulike]

Yes - it easily pulls that bar, even in oak.

 

 

So your in love Wes, what about those Irish ladies, not turning your head:lol:

 

Nice saw, can I be best man:001_rolleyes::lol: I am guessing it was worth the dosh:thumbup: