Sharp chain and good oil is the most important in either stock or modified saws
@matthewknight5641
Ай бұрын
Hey Mr lynch.. I seen a couple of your videos and was really impressed with how they ran. Maybe one day I could pay you to do some port work on a saw or two of you do that still. I know this was kinda a random comment or request and probably not the best way to message you. Thanks to all y'all doing the work and the videos
@oakiewoodsman
Ай бұрын
Wow! I knew material would transfer in the Top End but not on the Handle! 😂
@dannywhelchel4801
Ай бұрын
Well hopefully when you get it fixed up they will take good care of it and it will last along time for them
@matthewknight5641
Ай бұрын
Thankyou sir for the videos. It helps is alot and i for one really appreciate the education
@coltonrhine9229
Ай бұрын
Echo red armor 40:1 with ethanol free fuel is what I use, not a fan of ultra “pond water”
@oakiewoodsman
Ай бұрын
I keep having ppl say that porting is going to cause the saw to fail more quickly. I don’t know but I feel as if if the saw is cutting more quickly, and therefore produces more work in a shorter amount of time, is it actually degrading the saw more quickly. I wonder if there is only so many revolutions it can possibly make all things equal. Now, potentially less head temp in a ported saw could actually lengthen the life. Who knows!?
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