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Its not a case of designing a new 3/8" chain as theres nothing to change 3/8 is 3/8 the only way a 3/8 chain would run on 39 - 55 cc saws would be re- gear the sprocets to suit a 3/8 chain this would be unsuitable for the power output of such saws. What is so world shatteringly special about any cc saw they all have a place. I certainly would'nt want to use the 441 to cut christmas trees all day as i would,nt want to use the 346 to fell large trees:thumbup:
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But the gear ratio would not support this, unless you were purely working on soft woods were the tolerances are greater. I used to run husky 254 on 3/8 pitch but i was working in Corsican / lodge-pole mix however try the same set up on a beech or ash or similar, even a knotty pine could cause problems. Simply buying a 262 would have been a better option.
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its also scaled down to suit, same pitch diferent size. A 3/8 chain on say a 346 or ms260 would cause the engines to struggle whereas a 3/8 picco/pixcel would not be upto the job expected of it so .325 pitch gives us a happy medium:thumbup1: Weve not mentioned 1/4" or 404" pitch yet.
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Its to do with gearing the saw. The nose sprocket and the drive sprocket make a gear ratio linked by the chain so therefor require the correct pitch of chain appropriate to the size/power of the saw. Hence changing the chain pitch on a saw will re-gear it. Hope that makes sense:thumbup1:
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I was talking about the assesser:lol:
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Ha Ha, all its missing is a bottle of moonshine and Daisy Duke in a bikini life sure is great in Hazzard County:lol:
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I think your all missing one thing!!! Some people were never ever meant to pick a saw up:thumbup: And lets face it he was already on a highway to nowhere when he was given an 026:001_tt2::lol:
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Toyota hilux im on my third:thumbup:
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What are you burning in your stove this winter 2010
3dogs replied to firewoodman's topic in Firewood forum
My log burner has never expressed a favourite log, its happy to eat anything:thumbup1: seems to enjoy allot of seasoning and also the odd nappie though:thumbup: -
husqvarna H36 part no.501-84-21-no of drive link ie 40 (501-84-21-40) It might be that they have changed the new roller guides to 90 degrees, how old is yours?
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On the roller guide it will have the specific identification for the chain to be used.
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Husky roller guides are chain specific. So you will need to use a husky pixel chain 3/8 pitch 1.3 gauge the same chain they use on the husky top hander:thumbup1: P.S the roller guide you use should be black Silver .325 pitch Blue 3/8 pitch Black 3/8 pixel
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heres ours:thumbup1:
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I bought my MEWP without telling the wife, I spent the trip home trying to think how i could justify to the wife. I remember that day, oh how liam and me laughed when you bet that mewp i think we went for a stiff drink soon after:lol:
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But would you want to see stephen fry in a harness and up a tree:laugh1:
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Why work for just one company? Make yourself available to all the tree/forestry teams in your area you'll get a wider variety of work and learn more:thumbup:Good luck to ya:thumbup1:
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Wee cut wud four a livin we were neva ment to be gud at speling:thumbup:
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don,t even get me started:angry: My little buggers are systematicly taking our house to bits curtain rail by curtain rail:thumbdown:
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Cant wait to see you rattling round town with the smokies in hot pursuit:lol:
