MolaKule
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The Big Dog Aussie V8 Chainsaw
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Given that it's the Aussie built 253 c.i. V-8, I can send you one (got one in pieces in the garage)...
We shipped this guy over late last year
http://www.braddelosa.com.au/
and he took the world championship in cutting stuff with his home made biceps and two stroke saw.
We shipped this guy over late last year
http://www.braddelosa.com.au/
and he took the world championship in cutting stuff with his home made biceps and two stroke saw.
That would be excellent in a Mad Max movie!
I love it!!
I've got a husquavarna with a 3' long blade that will chew thru a 28" oak in what feels like seconds and was the baddest chainsaw I had ever seen until now.
Looks like I'm gonna need nitrous now to keep up.
Looks like I'm gonna need nitrous now to keep up.
Originally Posted By: 51Plymouth
That would be excellent in a Mad Max movie!
Break the deal and face the wheel!
That would be excellent in a Mad Max movie!
Break the deal and face the wheel!
This is what happens when you have nothing to do except hang around the garage with extra motors, parts, chainsaws, etc.
AWESOME MAN TOYS!!!!!!!!!!
AWESOME MAN TOYS!!!!!!!!!!
Originally Posted By: Michael_P
Still using the old small block? Put an LS in there. Lighter and more powerful.
Different to the small block, it's the Aussie V-8, quite a bit lighter, and number 1 is on the other side (block stagger is reversed) to better suit our RHD chassis...
That being said, the 253 had all the noise and fuel consumption of the 308, but not the power.
Still using the old small block? Put an LS in there. Lighter and more powerful.
Different to the small block, it's the Aussie V-8, quite a bit lighter, and number 1 is on the other side (block stagger is reversed) to better suit our RHD chassis...
That being said, the 253 had all the noise and fuel consumption of the 308, but not the power.
It went ok with a 4 speed manual, but yeah, all noise with the Trimatic.
I'm thinking this one has been around for 10 years or so.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvAI7-Qa2Io
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvAI7-Qa2Io
The one I watched a few years ago on you tube the guys couldnt drop it fast enough. They would go from holding it to shoving it down as fast as they could. It had an aluminum block buick v8 and the chain flew so fast that it didnt touch the bar.
makes my stihl ms880 and 660 look small.
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