FireWood30

On 30/10/2019 at 23:54, Yngwie said:

Haha how’s it going Dre ? Ya ain’t no friend of mine ya Belgian fruitcake and We’ve got your number ... Now kindly go spout your BS / character assassination somewhere else ... now piss-off ya stook - you’re thick as manure , and only about 1/2 as useful ! 

What is Dre? At this point I don't know what to think. Character assassination? Seems like you do that to yourself, attacking someone that can't defend himself is the sign of a bully, which is a true sign of a weak individual, a reject who in not accepted.  

 

Wedgebanger sent me a rather informative massages, with some interesting links. I am grateful for the information, seems we have many saw porters to avoid.       

I really could give 2-chits either way guy ... at 6ft 250lbs I have no need to be aggressive ... believe what thou will but consider the source and remember there is always 2-sides to a story !  Again, good day and good luck in your search for a builder to hop up your 462c 

So sorry friend if I offended. Are you this Fabz? As you seem be defending him as if you were him?

If your referring to fabz, you only have to read some of his posts on other places on the net, to workout either he’s trying to be a comical, or he’s got some unnormal brainwaves going on.  The other two guys brad and randy have a good reputation.  

There are many saw porters in the USA to choose from and 

I will say their are a few  guys to keep well away from.. I,m not here to say who, just make sure you do your readings in the interwebs first, and make sure you get upto date info, good apples go bad after a while [emoji6]

 

Fabz? Don't know, but about everyone I've contacted about this sid he was mentally ill and had dozens of different usernames all over the place. Said he was full of it was always bragging, but had nothing to back it up other than bad videos. Anyway for a guy to get that type of reputation I'll just keep away.

 

Is Terry Landrum a good modder? Ironhorse chainsaws? Hotsaws101? The modder in Ohio said he has been ill and isn't a saw modder now.

 

Sorry I'm new to this, signed to this sight years ago, but only lurked.

 

Sorry if I offended you. No need to be so aggressive, I find that is often a sign of a fragile ego. I also saw some of the saws they had at the race event on YouTube, they were running on alcohol and Nitro, crazy! never knew things like that even existed. So do you have any builder recomdations? I'll be in Vancouver British Columbia in a few weeks, I know some guys are in that area.

 

 

Yah , mastermind (Randy) from Tennessee is featured in your first video ; the second is Brad Snelling from Ohio ... both are competent builders ... as far as the gent in the video goes I assure you he’s playing with full-deck , in fact he’s got xtra cards up his sleeve [emoji38] 

I was looking to get my new Stihl MS462 ported and that first gentleman was highly recommended buy some guys that ran his saws at a racing chainsaw event. They all said stay clear of the guy in the video you posted, said he was mentally not right in the head and got into some trouble or something with a bunch of people. Which builder to you recommend? I travel all over the country so it really doesn't matter to me where they are located.

? Square ground chain in the first video, and what looks to be black walnut in the second video. The saw in the video you posted sounds like OK, but not quite like the others.

 

I've seen that guy on YouTube before he looks like he's not dealing with a full deck of cards if you know what I mean. The gentleman in the first video Ports saws for professional loggers all over the world, logger Wade on YouTube sure likes his saws, that's how I found him.

 

 

 

Be interesting to compare stock with ported.
But was anyone surprised the 90cc ported Saw was the fastest?
Anyone had a 261 ported?
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The 261 takes to porting very well.

Are you running the saw in warm temperatures? If so you're likely experiencing a common issue with this series of saws. What's happening is the carburetor is getting too hot and the fuel is turning to vapor. When this occurs the you will not be able to start the saw, as the carburetor can't get any fuel, often the primer even stops working. I'm also curious of the saws manufacturing date? The 550 has gone through a plethora of updates over the years, including the use of four different carburetors.