Hold onto it not sure the new 400 is gonna be working out

@ I have no intention on getting rid of it anytime soon. It’s only a year old and it rocks!

for most jobs this saw will work 24" is cutting it close depending on the wood.

I'm running 20" And this saw just wants to eat. ​@zarly59

i agree!

nice. just take care of it!, its a treasure, really. i was 11 when mine was built. i bought it from the original owner last year.

@@zarly59I bought it new when I was 23 years old and didn’t really have $800 to spend on anything. I had to finance it.🤣 Great investment

@@dalemccary6526even better!

66.8 cc. The saw is amazing to me.

It is, revs up instantly

Thanks, the chain was a little grabby, was trying a hand filed slightly aggressive file.

Thank you still could’ve been better. I’m not a professional, but I love chainsaws and been running them for 40+ years. The concept of keeping your RPMs up is something that everybody should learn to understand. We’ve all leaned on the saw a little too much at times I’ve definitely done it experimenting with the sauce to see what they can do. But I agree with you 100%.

Hi, I put a high output oil pump in mine as well. Before the new pump it was only using not quite half of the oil tank. Now it uses 95 %. I’m very happy with that. Wasn’t sure about how it would handle the 32” inch oak- 25” bar but Imho it was very good, coming off a ms 362 there is no comparison, I love running this saw.

@@zarly59I cut oak pretty commonly and when I do, I use a 25” Tsumura and a full comp RS. Occasionally I’ll run a 28” in softer stuff. I use a 660 for anything bigger than that. I had to retune my 400 twice, it kept 4-stroking badly and didn’t seem to have any torque. It worked itself out though. My 362 was good but I like the 400 more. Good cutting

I have the 20” and 25”. This is the 20” and it screams.

@@ciphercode2298 m loving this saw too. Very impressed. I got the own dog on eBay, $21. East coast guy here no need for giant dogs. Biggest bark I have around here is locust. Don’t run into it a lot.

@@zarly59 Thank you,yeah me too. I live in southern West Virginia. The big dogs ya see on youtube look cool,but just aren't needed here. I'll give ebay a look,thanks again

I would love to a pic of that old tiller. Definitely a fan of well built older machines

@@zarly59 I have a few, just don't know how to get them to you. There is a following for those tillers.

It is not good for the engine to work on this angle. Oil level will be less. Look to the instructions.

Agreed!

My 362 came with the 04 20” bar 3/8. I bought the 06 on eBay with a decent chain for $105. New. Was a bit nose heavy with the 06. Now using the es light 25” and is balanced perfectly.

@@zarly59 sounds great,glad its workin out. Thanks

if you care: here are the weights: standard 25" = 3 pounds 10 ounces, light 06 25" = 2 pounds 14.9 ounces, and light ES = 2 pounds 9.4 ounces. so even the 06 bar is a full pound lighter than the standard.

@@zarly59 very interesting, I appreciate your providing that. My ms 310 is my middle firewood saw,and being a farm and ranch it's kinda heavy for what it is. It's always been a good saw though,no complaints. My ms441c is dead and I cant quite afford to replace it just yet,so I've gotta improvise some. Thanks again.

thank you sir, everyday is a challenge