Good to be back! - Pic heavy

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  1. Bushman5

    Bushman5 Member

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    NICE!

    BIG SAW'S with insane torque and speed and a short bar........thats a great way to get some serious chips flying FAAASSSSSSTTTTT!

    love it!

    Before my 3120XP got stolen years ago, at one point I had both a 5' bar (for slabbing wood and big douglas firs and cedars) and sometimes i'd run a little 16" bar on it. Chisel cut chain. Thing was a screaming loud monster.
     
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    My ported and polished 372 XP has bawls...and it has a 28 inch bar....F*ck yeah.


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    I'm almost tempted to get back into tree work.....just to smell like 2 stroke gas, chainsaw exhaust and sawdust all day.
     
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    Its worth it...

    I've been trying to convince the wife to move to the west coast...
     
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    ....my equivalent is a Stihl 038Magnum. I have a 16 and 20 inch bar for it. Not much cutting I do needs more than 20 inches.
     
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    That double wrap handle is bad ass . I'd like to find one for my 372 . 20" and 28" bars are about all we need around here. We burn wood for home heating , once the log gets that big I can't get it to the splitter easily .
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    With a 20" bar and full chisel chain that 372 is a firewood monster and balances nicely.
     
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    No doubt!

    I only have a saw because i come from a big family of loggers. My dad hauled, grandpa and two uncles were fallers in central BC. I'm just a redneck who likes chainsaws lol.
     
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    Great pics! Where are your guns? :D
     
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    Here you go buddy.

    my Weatherby Mk V Accumark RC in 340 Weatherby with Nightforce glass, rings, and a 20 MOA NEAR one piece rail...

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