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Here is the vid from the Vimeo site so it can be watched in the States. The Throwpod By Sawpod on Vimeo
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Well the Buick 215ci aluminum block v8 that the Predator and many other unlimited hotsaws are built on are putting out around 300hp. Bike saws are another class with a 250cc limit. Most are built on Yamaha 2 stroke YZ or Suzuki 2 stroke RM motors. All are water cooled thru coolant filled jackets, no pumps or radiators.
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Sawpod Press Release - Announcing the new Throwpod
Reddog replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
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Bolts to the frame that holds the engine.
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On a budget most use Harvester bars and sprockets. No clutch, just a cog tooth belt connecting the flywheel to a jack shaft that powers the sprocket. Most use an aluminum frame to hold the motor and mount the bar centered in front of the engine. Carbs are a issue because of the angles required when starting the cut tilted back for a large log. If a person could sort the issues with fuel injection it would be the way to go. Buick made some aluminum block v-6's. Google image search for v8 hot saw will give you lots to look at.
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My guess is it has Laminated root rot, the reason it is being removed. So the higher you go up the stem the better the sounder the wood is for a hinge.
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From my little birding experience. Juvenile bird: a young fledged bird. Immature bird: older but not quite fully grown. Sorry about that Pat.
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Immature Cooper's Hawk. Haven't been able to get pics of the adults yet.
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New meaning to "Bird Feeder"
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Controlled chimney fire. Definitely doesn't work on all chimney types.
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I use the heat clean method a few times a year. Been doing it that way since a kid.
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May be I missed this one. Bad magnet in the fly wheel?
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New England Safety Blue Hi-Vee 3-Strand Climbing Rope 12mm
Reddog replied to Arran Turner's topic in Climbers talk
Twisting was the problem I remember with three strand. -
I haven't but the owner of Ropetek does. They work well on Moto's, the caller can't even tell you are going down the road.
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Sena Sena Bluetooth
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Or just buy the 365 and a little Dremel work you have a 372 X-torq.
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How to tie on to a straight vertical trunk when chogging down?
Reddog replied to recycledsole's topic in Rigging and roping
+ another cause I use DRT -
That was the same thing we were told here in the States.
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Very nice, Thank you for sharing.
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I think a few of us got our start that way.
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Sorry no answer for you but reports show the left hand injured as much as the legs. Chain Saw Injury Statistics
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Same here. I notice about half way through the life that I need to go back and take the gullet down close to the top of the side plates. Then it cuts much better to the end. Never broke a chain from it. The only broken teeth I have had were from having the rakers to low and then cutting frozen hardwood.
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A first for me today, pulled a spark screen out of a ms170 and it was quite plugged. Never had that before. Burned it off with the torch and put it back together, all is well.
