David, what sort of Euc is it mate? Some of the hardwoods are quite hard. Best I can offer is use a sharp chain (yeah I know!). Decent sized saw, bar no longer than required. Keep the chain sharp. Give the chain a sharpen every ute load (6x4). Dont cut long lengths. You struggle to split it unless you have a good splitter. We have some of the best firewood species in our eucs. Id be interested to know what you have got there mate.

@@polyanthemos check out my vids, what we have looks like what you’re cutting. Big n red. I think we have a couple different varieties but I haven’t learned how to ID them. They are all big. Mostly growing up in forks from a big short trunk low.

It seems to me square ground chain hold sharpness better but is harder to sharpen.

It certainly does. I have ran it as my go to firewood saw for years. You would’nt pick this out against the real thing.

Mate it still runs flawless

@@polyanthemos AWESOME thanks for the reply.

@@polyanthemos 140psi Good compresion 372xp oem?

Excellent compression for OEM

Robert Douglas thanks Robert. Still my favourite. The Stihl 064 piston has alot to do with it.

farmer jackson its a 377cc mate. They port really well. My 371 with the big bore kit runs a Sthil 064 piston. It was a 65cc originally, i just added the high cover and filter.

Tony Ewart Geez Tony im trying to think mate. I cant remember going in and coming out. It was a brilliant track that went for ages. It was over near the centre of Old Coach rd. Nth east of the pub. If i think of where exactly ill let you know.

al how Thanks mate. I’ve only ever followed Old Coach rd in from Mt Pilot. Probably haven’t gone far enough in towards Eldorado.

Tony Ewart yeah i know where you mean. In the back of Woragee. There is a couple of brilliant tracks in there. Yeah this track was over toward Eldorado. There is heaps of single track over there. I have 4 stroke Husabergs but a 300 EXC project bike i need to get together for serious single work. Also there is some great singles down Murmungee way.

Sensei948 its 50:1 mate.

@@polyanthemos 140psi Good compresion 372xp oem?

Tim Fish Im sure he has goat in him. Running along logs is his specialty!

hokogan, I have had alot of problems with the FE bent Bergs when running them as motards. They are very loose in the front end when in this configuration. In the dirt with the 21” wheel i dont have this issue.

Hi, sorry i couldnt say for sure. Here in my part of Australia there is fair high amount of ground noise which made it difficult to operate. Because it was a counterfeit i got a full refund yet still have the detector.

Ghostdog4 geez mate they are there dont you worry bout that! With that said i dont want to see them while riding. They knock riders clean off their bikes! Goats and deer out here also. If i spot some while riding ill post it up for you. I know where there is a group of them.

Steve Halslavik92 its a bar end mirror off Ebay. I have them on all my bikes being so good. The cap/clamp over the bars holding the brake master is replaced with one off Ebay which has a thread in it which this mirror is screwed to. Vibration free and clear view. In the event of a fall etc, its not done up so tight so it folds instead of injuring.

Rob Mart yep. You can see its ground balanced.

Hi TAA. This saw runs a Stihl piston and one ring where I had to fit a pin central. I used a drill bit as a pin. You can still use the Stihl 064 Meteor piston, just don’t worry about doing the one ring mod. You’ll have to machine down the crown in only so far to clear the squish band. Not a hard mod. Don’t run a base gasket. Use fuel resistant silastic but use as little as possible as the excess will be squished into the crank. You don’t want that. Then there is all the port work mostly on the exhaust port and transfers. If you go on Arboristsite in chainsaw and search you’ll find my posts on modding this saw and others.

140 psi good compresion 372 xp ?

MrStihlman. it's been years! How are you doing? Howz Geelong treating you? The Mavic pro is an awesome bit of gear. The specs blow you away but owning one will even more. Cheers mate

Ya all good mate,still cutting wood flat out and playing with saws. Cheers