@@VeteranTreeService we run the WCS exhaust and foam air filter on it, along with the dogs and clutch cover. The exhaust and foam air filter completely changed it! The saw cuts about 60% faster now. When the foam air filter is installed a piece of plastic is removed. The plastic piece held the regular filter in place and was also a HUGE air restriction. The stock exhaust outlet size is about right for a 10cc or 12cc. We run a 24”, 28” or 32” on the 261 depending on what we’re doing. It’s usually the go-to saw over the 500, unless there’s a lot of cuts over 28 inches.
@@VeteranTreeService That is crazy loud with the bark box! The 261 doesn’t use a bark box, there’s a second outlet added to the muffler. It really help bring temperatures down.
6:14 it's your call as I say 😂
The limb came after me! This is why I always keep my face shield down. 😂
Nice work!
Thank you
That tree is a Oregon Ash !
Just googled it. It does look like that! Thank you.
That one limb made me weave 😂
New sub! from Minnesota!
Hello Minnesota!
Nice work
Looks like something in the Hickory family.
Ya. Possibly
5:34 Is that a 261CM?
Correct, 261!
@@VeteranTreeService we run the WCS exhaust and foam air filter on it, along with the dogs and clutch cover. The exhaust and foam air filter completely changed it! The saw cuts about 60% faster now. When the foam air filter is installed a piece of plastic is removed. The plastic piece held the regular filter in place and was also a HUGE air restriction. The stock exhaust outlet size is about right for a 10cc or 12cc.
We run a 24”, 28” or 32” on the 261 depending on what we’re doing. It’s usually the go-to saw over the 500, unless there’s a lot of cuts over 28 inches.
@@PurpleNovember I have the exhaust on my 500i. The only reason I haven't put it on the 261 is to keep the noise down. 🤷♂️
@@VeteranTreeService That is crazy loud with the bark box! The 261 doesn’t use a bark box, there’s a second outlet added to the muffler.
It really help bring temperatures down.
Ash
Yup. Now I'm always looking for it in my area.
Willow