Posted by ericlb on December 28, 2013 at 20:58:15 from (67.142.161.20):
In Reply to: chain saw bar posted by 1948jr on December 28, 2013 at 17:40:11:
i wouldnt go more than a 20 inch bar, personally i dont like long bars as they tend to be hard to manage, i once traded for a no telling how old poulan 3000, now this is not the poulan throw away cheap box store saw, this thing looked like a kawasaki dirt bike engine, with a bar and chain hung on it, it was huge! the bar was a honest 36 inches long, the thing weighed in around 50 lbs, it looked impressive sitting on the flatbed truck but would wear me out fast using it, and it took 2 people just to get it started , ive never seen another like it since
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