Running that on my 18" 440e, actually! Just searched for the 78DL version (20LPX78) and looks like its running $20 right now
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Running that on my 18" 440e, actually! Just searched for the 78DL version (20LPX78) and looks like its running $20 right now
I have a skip chain, I use it on really large logs as it removes the saw chips better. I have a regular non skip on there now, the saw has the power to pull it fine, just.pulls out sawdust better with the skip chain, especially on large gummy pine.
Tanks of gas? Try a 2 inch piece of juniper! That will dull one in seconds.
I did not have time to read all the responses but I really like the archer chains from ebay. Im not a lumberjack so dont take my advice too serious but I have never had to sharpen the one on my CS-670 and it is still grabby..........
I use Husqvarna X cut chain. Oregon quality has slipped over the years and a lot of chain is now made in china.
I've used some husky chain, it's good .
Husky chain is made by Oregon. There are only 3(sort of) chain makers that aren't China knockoff stuff. Stihl, Oregon, and Carlton and Carlton is part of Oregon now but still make their style of chain.
Husqvarna X cut chain is made in Sweden by Husqvarna.
Husqvarna’s new chain factory was built from the ground up over several years. Its location, next door to the original chainsaw factory in Huskvarna, Sweden, underlines the X-Cut® chain’s position at the heart of the Husqvarna brand.
As an advanced manufacturing facility, the chain factory features a variety of high-tech machines and winding production lines. No part of the X-Cut® chain arrives from a supplier; from raw steel to finished product, the entire manufacturing process takes place here. In fact, thanks to a sawmill addition, testing takes place here, too.
Husqvarna X-Cut®: Designing a better saw chain
Why has Husqvarna decided to manufacture our own saw chain? The story starts at the end – with you, the chainsaw user.
I stand corrected then. I haven't been in the chainsaw world much lately so didn't know it changed. Looks like there are some Husky dealers popping up that arent Tractor supply so might have to give it a try.Husqvarna X cut chain is made in Sweden by Husqvarna.
Husqvarna’s new chain factory was built from the ground up over several years. Its location, next door to the original chainsaw factory in Huskvarna, Sweden, underlines the X-Cut® chain’s position at the heart of the Husqvarna brand.
As an advanced manufacturing facility, the chain factory features a variety of high-tech machines and winding production lines. No part of the X-Cut® chain arrives from a supplier; from raw steel to finished product, the entire manufacturing process takes place here. In fact, thanks to a sawmill addition, testing takes place here, too.
Husqvarna X-Cut®: Designing a better saw chain
Why has Husqvarna decided to manufacture our own saw chain? The story starts at the end – with you, the chainsaw user.www.husqvarna.com
Can't believe I missed this thread! I have about 25 powersaws and this season, the Ash has really been coming in due to the EAB, so I haven't been online much this summer. The tree service has been bringing me oak and beautiful cherry too. Some have been great for milling!
I would say my go-to chain has been Oregon EXL's. I still run some Stihl RS chains on a few and tried a new Husky X-Cut last year, which I really like. Out of the box with no touch-up though - I'm liking the EXL.
I would say my go-to chain has been Oregon EXL's. I still run some Stihl RS chains on a few and tried a new Husky X-Cut last year, which I really like. Out of the box with no touch-up though - I'm liking the EXL.
