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Hopefully everyone will check this description area before engaging the "yah see" , "what ifs", "I told you so" and general shudda , wodda, cuddas".....
1) In all reality, I am just a man.
2) A bunch of weights per cord of many different species were stated initially to get an idea of relative densities of some common firewood choices.
3) I measured this log: 12"
4) It's easy to see the wood has varying densities with the way the chain is grabbing differently as it is going, unaided, through the cut.
5) I miss quoted the 3rd run top rpms at 14,940 - really only 14,900. In the glare, it is hard to see the numbers on the tach readout at times.
6) And of course this saw is modified, but tweaked a little differently from the last run and the previous 346/550 shoot out video.
7) VARY rarely do stockers get a run and that is definitely mentioned if that the case.
8) Upon tearing this saw down, I found that the seizure was light and not from a lean condition. There is a slight casting flaw off to one side in the exhaust port. I suspect with the heat from the high rpms the expansion is different in the bore since the partial seize is opposite the casting flaw.
9) A new Meteor piston is currently on order.
10) This is the second rendition porting wise in this 346xp.
I am currently available for port work. If you are interested, please shoot me an email.
danger_cat@rocketmail.com
Thanks for watching.