@@vernmorgan7307 28? Stihl don't have a 28. Goes from 25 then jumps to 30. I just tried ordering a 28 and couldn't. Had to get a 30". My new 311 came with a 20, but. Gonna run the 30 on it for huge oaks, hackberry and monster cottonwoods that has to come down.
That is a really nice saw!! Sounds great. Cuts smooth. Great job!! Can you please deliver to MO kiddo. Lol That saw cuts like butter amazing!! The part not so fun stacking the wood.
@@justyn5408 And one bonus fact I never use Stihl oil to mix. I make mixture with premium gasoline + 2% of Castrol POWER1 RACING 2T for racing two stroke engines!!
I went back to around 50/1 i was mixing 25/1 for a while because i have a vintage saw that uses 25/1 but all my saws seem to run better with about 50/1 mix
@@justyn5408 back in the 70's and 80's we were running 32/1. Imo 40/1 is best. I don't think 50/1 is enough oil. Most manufacturers today say 50/1 because of regulations. Most pro loggers say 40/1 also. You might think about trying it. Saws will last longer without the carbon build up.
When i mix 50/1 i usually put in a little extra oil just so i always have a little bit more rather than not enough. So its probably around 45/1 next time i mix some gas i'll try 40/1 i've heard from a few people that use it. One of my old saws is a Sachs Dolmar 120si its a 68cc saw it says to mix it 25/1 but i've been running it on about 50/1 for a while and it seems to run better. They all rev up quicker and start easier after switching back to around 50/1
I got a ms291 almost just like that ms 311
I a ms311 and it has a 25inch bar on it
Cool i've seen some people use up to a 36" bar
My ms311 runs a 28 inch bar it runs it great with no problem
@@vernmorgan7307 28? Stihl don't have a 28. Goes from 25 then jumps to 30. I just tried ordering a 28 and couldn't. Had to get a 30". My new 311 came with a 20, but. Gonna run the 30 on it for huge oaks, hackberry and monster cottonwoods that has to come down.
That is a really nice saw!! Sounds great. Cuts smooth. Great job!! Can you please deliver to MO kiddo. Lol That saw cuts like butter amazing!! The part not so fun stacking the wood.
Thanks i'm pretty happy with it so far
@@justyn5408 That's great I hope it keeps doing well for you.
PS can ya tell your mom check messages on phone please
Lol:)
I'm planning to buy one. It seems that chainsaw chews these logs like pickles...
It’s a good saw I’ve had it for over 2 years now and it’s never given me a problem.
@@justyn5408 I'm running MS230 from 2005 and it's pretty worn out I wanna get myself 311..
@@justyn5408 Is it difficult to handle it for longer time because it's a bit heavy and has ALOT of power to hold in your hands?
@@justyn5408 And one bonus fact I never use Stihl oil to mix. I make mixture with premium gasoline + 2% of Castrol POWER1 RACING 2T for racing two stroke engines!!
@@justyn5408 And I wanna mount 50 or 55cm guide bar and chain because my current chainsaw has 40cm bar and it's a bit short..
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25\1? To much oil man. I mix all mine 40\1. Stihl calls for 50\1
I went back to around 50/1 i was mixing 25/1 for a while because i have a vintage saw that uses 25/1 but all my saws seem to run better with about 50/1 mix
@@justyn5408 back in the 70's and 80's we were running 32/1. Imo 40/1 is best. I don't think 50/1 is enough oil. Most manufacturers today say 50/1 because of regulations. Most pro loggers say 40/1 also. You might think about trying it. Saws will last longer without the carbon build up.
When i mix 50/1 i usually put in a little extra oil just so i always have a little bit more rather than not enough. So its probably around 45/1 next time i mix some gas i'll try 40/1 i've heard from a few people that use it. One of my old saws is a Sachs Dolmar 120si its a 68cc saw it says to mix it 25/1 but i've been running it on about 50/1 for a while and it seems to run better. They all rev up quicker and start easier after switching back to around 50/1
@@justyn5408 good discussion Sabbath. Real refreshing for a change lol. Most people just want to argue all the dam time.
Richard from Kansas;)
Isn't that the truth, Thanks for the talk.
Justyn from Saskatchewan.