- Thread starter Greg 2N (TX)
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Anonymous-0
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Kinda like the jet turbine in a 8-n. Can't remember the site I saw that on though!
bentwrench54
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I want one!
Fuddy Duddy
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Looks like over kill, but don't look that dangerous. I use to have a 'Mall' two man chainsaw. Had handle bars like on a bike for the person on the engine side. Then it had a handle on the blade tip for the other to hold. It was something to see in operation.
Bob Harvey
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Marvin Bauman (sp?)
BillM (OH)
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Yeah - we had a Lombard 2 man saw - engine end must have weighed 75# - just set it on a log when bucking, and try to catch it before it hit the ground - had to turn the blade sideways for felling, but boy could that sucker cut.
NoNewParts
Member
cool
I'd put some motor mounts in my loader bucket, remote throttle....fun
ahhhhh V8 sounds
frozen and snowbound here
guess I'll go watch some drag race and pull videos
(I snowplow with tractors now, but I sure miss the sound of my old plowtruck,
302 powered little Bronco with open headers, no doors)
I'd put some motor mounts in my loader bucket, remote throttle....fun
ahhhhh V8 sounds
frozen and snowbound here
guess I'll go watch some drag race and pull videos
(I snowplow with tractors now, but I sure miss the sound of my old plowtruck,
302 powered little Bronco with open headers, no doors)
Fuddy Duddy
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Decided to look on Ebay to see if anyone was selling one like mine. Here is one that looks some what like mine did. This doesn't have the blade. My blade was 4 foot. Still have a couple of the chains. Would still have the saw, but it was one of those deals where someone figured they needed it more than me. Getting the blades sharpened was a problem. Took them to a saw shop that all they did was sharpen and rebuild blades. They said they had no way to sharpen one of those. So I use to just do the best I could by hand.
Mall Saw
Mall Saw
Greg 2N (TX)
Member
I suppose I'm just overcautious about safety....;-)
I just posted it to see reactions.
The only thing I would be scared of is a thrown rod or heaven
forbid a blown crank or flywheel.
I would tend to keep the RPMs down as much as possible.
Little Chainsaw Greg
I just posted it to see reactions.
The only thing I would be scared of is a thrown rod or heaven
forbid a blown crank or flywheel.
I would tend to keep the RPMs down as much as possible.
Little Chainsaw Greg
Fuddy Duddy
Well-known Member
Let me see if I can dig them up.
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