chainsaws
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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
Take your pick fellas! 
Edited to add:
From left to right: Wright 5hp "Cross Cut" w/ 20" bar, STIHL 031 AV Electronic "Chain" w/ 18" bar, Spartan 34 AV Deluxe "Chain" w/ 16" bar, McCULLOCH "Mac 110" 2.0 C.I.D. "Chain" w/ 10" bar
Edited to add:
From left to right: Wright 5hp "Cross Cut" w/ 20" bar, STIHL 031 AV Electronic "Chain" w/ 18" bar, Spartan 34 AV Deluxe "Chain" w/ 16" bar, McCULLOCH "Mac 110" 2.0 C.I.D. "Chain" w/ 10" bar
Last edited by PSS-Mag; Apr 24, 2005 at 07:16 PM.
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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
The one on the far left is a hoss of a saw...
It is a Wright 5hp cross cut saw "no chain"! It will wear the average man out in less than 5 mins.! It wears me out just to start the darn thing.
I use it to cut down Black Jack Trees because you dont have to worry about ruining the chain when the water from them runs out on it. First time I used it I was cutting down a Black Jack next to a fence line and I accidentally cut through one of my Steel T Post! I never even knew that I had did it untill the tree fell and I noticed the post swinging back and forth on the barb wire. Ooops!
It is a Wright 5hp cross cut saw "no chain"! It will wear the average man out in less than 5 mins.! It wears me out just to start the darn thing.
I use it to cut down Black Jack Trees because you dont have to worry about ruining the chain when the water from them runs out on it. First time I used it I was cutting down a Black Jack next to a fence line and I accidentally cut through one of my Steel T Post! I never even knew that I had did it untill the tree fell and I noticed the post swinging back and forth on the barb wire. Ooops!
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From: The Deep Back Woods of The Great White North
Originally posted by Justis01
Anyone ever heard of Pioneer chainsaws? I've got a Pioneer 650 that was my Grandfather's. Man that thing is pretty heavy. Made in the early 60's and still runs good.
Anyone ever heard of Pioneer chainsaws? I've got a Pioneer 650 that was my Grandfather's. Man that thing is pretty heavy. Made in the early 60's and still runs good.
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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
I had a Pioneer of some kind 10-12 years ago. I used it for a week then I think that I traded it for that Spartan in the pic. The Pioneer was just to heavy to be lifting over my head when topping a tree. Waist level down cut was great though... Didn't even have to force it through an once. Just let the weight of the saw cut it. 