The 660 is an extremely capable saw and I agree, it would have pulled that same chain through the oak without issue. The 090 is the better torque machine by a small margin, so clearly the better choice, but the 660 was plenty strong for that bar.
This vid is AMAZING!!! That root has just stood back up after the cut. Looks like the 090 AV was recently restored, and it ran and sounded great. Good job, guys.
I just got done cutting up a big oak like that, no thank you ever again. Pain in the ass to cut up into 18" piece, then split it up into sizes you can put in a fireplace. The reason I cut it up was because everybody I called could not handle it, their mills would only go up to 35" and I had over 5' in some areas, so nobody had a mill big enough to cut it up into mantels or some other type of cut to make something out of.But it only takes about 3 or 4, 18" pieces to make a cord of wood.
@@Chris-Fennimore your welcome brother god bless .Have not seen an a.c. in along time. Farmer where I deer hunter had one big saw only 24in bar IT WAS A BEAST .av I ment lol!
The 090 is a low revving high torque saw this carb is tuned right, they are not supposed to sound tinny. These saws cut by pure raw power.... nice video and restoration!
good saws 090 milled a lot of varieties of wood with one of these the most difficult was nz swamp kauri because the wood was stringy when first extracted like custom wood only wet hard on the gear but worth a fortune because of its age 20,000-40,000 years under ground and estimated 2000 years old before that was like going back in time watching these getting unearthed they were around with the dinosaurs the peat keeped them intacked unbelievable huge the stumps weighed in at 30tons
It probably was, these were known for being like tractors ,the 070 &090 only ran 7000-8000 rpm factory tuned they are long stroke big bore with alot of low and mid torque, saws now days run 12000-13500 average ,high winding little bastards but don't have the ripping torque these had, the clones of these are great for Alaskan saw milling for that reason, if you get one with a clutch that's worth a damn(good luck) they are great.
I saw the guy with the chaps and all and i was thinking " ok lets see what happens" then he busted out the big ass bad ass saw and it melted through that big ass oak like butter even with a metal piece of something in it. Awesome!
It's a matter of preference, but I always start the wedges about one third through. That way the chances of binding from a hidden core split or ring shake part-way through are minimized. Oak is better than fir or cedar for this, but it can still happen. - Nice piece of wood though!
rubbishdump09 Thanks, and you are right, that was my plan... 30% in I planned to wedge it. But I could tell it wasn't going to bind. Besides, I got carried away at the ease it was cutting during its first test after the rebuild. :-)
We had a bad ice storm around here a few years ago. I look after a property with about 10 miles of trails. We had a Hemlock that was about 20inchs in diameter across a trail. It had a trail marker on it so I decided to cut the stump high--about 8 feet to save the trail marker. I cut the tree and like this oak the stump stood back up. I sectioned the stem so we could move it out of the trail. A few years later I was leading a hike in the area. As we walked by the stump one of the ladies looked at the standing stump and asked, "how did you reach that high?"
HAHA! Nice story. I have had them stand back up with up to 20ft of stump. Same thing... people ask me why I would stand on a ladder to drop the tree that high. LOL
Good video, and good stats on your bar & chain. You were smart to put cribbing under the log first. When you cut off the rootball of a wind-thrown tree, don't you always expect it to flop back down in it's own hole? So someone needs to make sure the hole is empty. And if you are going to want to get rid of the stump, perhaps fill in the hole first, so all your work is above ground when the rootball flops back. What is the diameter of the log? And of the big rot hole?
To be fair despite it's size it's still better then a sharp rock. And the star of the show was the saw's after all. And i enjoyed the video very much. Thanks again and have a nice holiday.
The brake on a chainsaw is like the safety on a gun, people who understand that the only safety you can actually rely on is in between your ears don't need one. It is a nice feature to have as an option but not as something that is required.
Id have cut back side one third. Got in front. Cut down a third from top and cut the front in about 10 inches plunged in at a third way down and cut to the bottom. Came back up and cut down through the holding wood
No lol.. its just a huge engine for a saw, and back then they didnt have the tech to get the high rpm range you hear now in new saws.. new saws wind up higher and their max torque is in the high rpm range.. the old saws had rev limiters and more torque in the low rpm range
nice to see a tree that's hollow without sand in the middle in australia ants fill the hollow with sand and as soon as the chain hits the sand it is blunt
Nice old saw , sounds like you have it turned in well , I was more impressed with your friend 78 Yrs old and getting around like that. Do you still hang out with him ?
It will start cracking if its not painted. when the moisture leaves wood too fast it makes it crack just like concrete.So paints slows down dehydration to prevent cracks and splits.
7 years ago…. I’m sure this saw is still running like a total gem!
What a beautiful piece of machinery. Absolutely brutal!
It sure is!
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I think your 660 would've done a fine job on that. I have zero complaints with ANY Stihl products I've used over the years!
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The 660 is an extremely capable saw and I agree, it would have pulled that same chain through the oak without issue. The 090 is the better torque machine by a small margin, so clearly the better choice, but the 660 was plenty strong for that bar.
This vid is AMAZING!!! That root has just stood back up after the cut. Looks like the 090 AV was recently restored, and it ran and sounded great. Good job, guys.
Love them saws, I have 3 070 and one 090, I know it is slow by modern standards but it's like running a Harley Davidson. Good job.
Thanks 👍
If you want to prevent damaging the chain you can go around the cutting area with a metal detector first to look for metal wires and nails.
The tree was stumped by the storm, Stihl 090av and he removed the shade of the tree, so great, it's a pleasure to meet you 👍
I just got done cutting up a big oak like that, no thank you ever again. Pain in the ass to cut up into 18" piece, then split it up into sizes you can put in a fireplace. The reason I cut it up was because everybody I called could not handle it, their mills would only go up to 35" and I had over 5' in some areas, so nobody had a mill big enough to cut it up into mantels or some other type of cut to make something out of.But it only takes about 3 or 4, 18" pieces to make a cord of wood.
+conexn you could have ripped it to fit a mill
@@Logsnstuff that's what I was going to say
Yeah, wood this big, you have to mill yourself. I did mill this Oak into 2 1/2" slabs for the owner. Took me 12 hours. Got a video on it.
That old dinasaw looks like it just came out of the factory. Nice rebuild!
now that 090 is a beast of a saw. I'm impressed.
Shawn Dubay
I'd love to have one of those old beasts. Tune it in real nice with it running a 60. That's my dream saw. I just need to save up the money to get one.
From 68 to 85 stihl made the av cool old saw very nice shape. Great job on that cut.
Thanks 👍
@@Chris-Fennimore your welcome brother god bless .Have not seen an a.c. in along time. Farmer where I deer hunter had one big saw only 24in bar IT WAS A BEAST .av I ment lol!
Bucking Billy Ray if your watching what do you think about this saw .
The 090 is a low revving high torque saw this carb is tuned right, they are not supposed to sound tinny. These saws cut by pure raw power.... nice video and restoration!
Vince Trombly his sounds perfect. It is tuned to the point where it hits it's power band. That is how they were.
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Thanks Vince, you know 090's.
@@samdittmar5142 Thanks Sam, you know 090's.
I almost spit out my driving when I heard someone say that his Husqvarna was like his stihl saw!
Love the Big Bore saw
The "Grand Daddy" of all big saws!
Thanks TreeBoi. Nice to see you putting out a few more videos yerself. Stay safe... Chris
Thats a man's saw right there. Good lord
A young man's saw
To a chainsaw fanatic, there is NOTHING more exciting than making a huge root ball sit back down
You would know soon as it starts up what saw it is,Blindfolded,Sound all of its own,just got 070 sent for 090,,cannot wait.
Unbelievable beast
good saws 090 milled a lot of varieties of wood with one of these the most difficult was nz swamp kauri because the wood was stringy when first extracted like custom wood only wet hard on the gear but worth a fortune because of its age 20,000-40,000 years under ground and estimated 2000 years old before that was like going back in time watching these getting unearthed they were around with the dinosaurs the peat keeped them intacked unbelievable huge the stumps weighed in at 30tons
El vídeo es tan bueno y maravilloso que tiene mucho significado para los espectadores.
Wow 😳
Wow, it's so powerful, I really like it
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Great cutting skill. Thats Ford pick up looks nice
Do the trees usually rot from the middle out? Thanks for the video. It was excellent.
Heart wood is always dead can get ants
@Richard NZ i would think the outside bark is the oldest. Its not growing new bark every year.
@@smokingcheeba420 the outside is all that is alive.
Full throttle man! Open that bad boy up!! Nice saw!!
It probably was, these were known for being like tractors ,the 070 &090 only ran 7000-8000 rpm factory tuned they are long stroke big bore with alot of low and mid torque, saws now days run 12000-13500 average ,high winding little bastards but don't have the ripping torque these had, the clones of these are great for Alaskan saw milling for that reason, if you get one with a clutch that's worth a damn(good luck) they are great.
Thanks 👍
Yep, wide open at 8000rpm. Governed. She was pulling hard with 6 brand new shoes on the clutch.
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Wow amazing 090 chain saw is good👌👍
Thank you sir for sharing your video, job well done... 👍
Thanks and welcome
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I saw the guy with the chaps and all and i was thinking " ok lets see what happens" then he busted out the big ass bad ass saw and it melted through that big ass oak like butter even with a metal piece of something in it. Awesome!
It's a matter of preference, but I always start the wedges about one third through. That way the chances of binding from a hidden core split or ring shake part-way through are minimized. Oak is better than fir or cedar for this, but it can still happen. - Nice piece of wood though!
rubbishdump09 Thanks, and you are right, that was my plan... 30% in I planned to wedge it. But I could tell it wasn't going to bind. Besides, I got carried away at the ease it was cutting during its first test after the rebuild. :-)
Placement & timing of wedges comes with experience.
Like a medicine chest; a Thoraxe (10.8kg wedge on a pole) is also an option if things go wrong.
WOW
THATS A THING OF BEAUTY!!!!!!!!!
Ryan1977 Thanks, after the rebuild, it came out looking and running pretty good.
Good job of whacking off that root ball. That oak would make some awesome flooring that'd last another hundred years!
or beautiful tables
Not a good candidate for boards......center rotted out
Now that's a saw. Just got to be a man to use it 💪
We had a bad ice storm around here a few years ago. I look after a property with about 10 miles of trails. We had a Hemlock that was about 20inchs in diameter across a trail. It had a trail marker on it so I decided to cut the stump high--about 8 feet to save the trail marker. I cut the tree and like this oak the stump stood back up. I sectioned the stem so we could move it out of the trail. A few years later I was leading a hike in the area. As we walked by the stump one of the ladies looked at the standing stump and asked, "how did you reach that high?"
HAHA! Nice story. I have had them stand back up with up to 20ft of stump. Same thing... people ask me why I would stand on a ladder to drop the tree that high. LOL
Beauty of a saw!!
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Love it when the stump returns.
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Máy cưa STIHL quá mạnh .👍
Man listen to that thing growl.. it never hardly bogged in that big wood
That Chainsaw is Awesome! So is that old Ford
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Good video, and good stats on your bar & chain. You were smart to put cribbing under the log first. When you cut off the rootball of a wind-thrown tree, don't you always expect it to flop back down in it's own hole? So someone needs to make sure the hole is empty. And if you are going to want to get rid of the stump, perhaps fill in the hole first, so all your work is above ground when the rootball flops back. What is the diameter of the log? And of the big rot hole?
That thing belongs in a museum, dont scratch it.
Dan Henderson no it needs to be ran. That's what they were made to do.
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12:45 Looking at a Stihl and say "it's like my Husqvarna" will get you into a fist-fight over here in Europe ;-)
Not where they make the real saws tho ;)
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the saw has no break?
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Good work, why do you paint the cut zone?. Do you have a video about miling thr tree. Thanks for sharing
I think they do that to help keep it from checking
what is the reason to why there is a Hollow within the oak? it seems to run through many Oaks
Root rot
Wow auncle edring is in the video..nice..keep safe kuya regards to ate liza and your two kids..
There is no blade on a chainsaw my friend
Lol. Your right.
Same my work chain saw tree
That hatchet was adorable.
Thanks! I told my son to pack the axe, and that's what he thru in the truck. LOL
To be fair despite it's size it's still better then a sharp rock. And the star of the show was the saw's after all.
And i enjoyed the video very much. Thanks again and have a nice holiday.
Too bad about that big hole through the middle ☹️
19:42- why they spray it?
Why no brake on the 090?
The brake on a chainsaw is like the safety on a gun, people who understand that the only safety you can actually rely on is in between your ears don't need one. It is a nice feature to have as an option but not as something that is required.
@@jacobwrona Sooooo true.... Thanks for watching.
nice video i love this video I greet you Chris I also have to change the saw but less than 070
that saws just plain beautiful😄
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Very nice superSAW ❤️❤️❤️..
What oil use?
Really like to see the rest of the log being turned into slabs.
It was. Nice slabs. Thanks for watching.
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@@Chris-Fennimore any videos of it?
“26 inch BLADE?” Lord, thats like hearing someone call a magazine a clip
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Are you trying to say the pot is calling the kettle black
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Haha. It really is. Lol.
Id have cut back side one third. Got in front. Cut down a third from top and cut the front in about 10 inches plunged in at a third way down and cut to the bottom. Came back up and cut down through the holding wood
That saw is a beast!
Shane C Hostetler no Stihl ms 500i or 880
the tree re planted it's self
Where is that located?
0:12 😂😂
What brand of chain saw do you use, it looks very powerful.
Stihll
hello, i have the sam model from where do you become the av-rubber buffers??
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Is it a four-stroke chainsaw? If so, then that is the first one I have ever seen.
No lol.. its just a huge engine for a saw, and back then they didnt have the tech to get the high rpm range you hear now in new saws.. new saws wind up higher and their max torque is in the high rpm range.. the old saws had rev limiters and more torque in the low rpm range
Man that oak would give a mill a hard run, that thing is awesome.
Southeastern Ohio Honey Bees & BBQ some mills wouldnt even take that a lot of mills now around here wont take anything over 36inch wide
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Thanks!
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Is that one of the clone stihl saws?
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nice to see a tree that's hollow without sand in the middle in australia ants fill the hollow with sand and as soon as the chain hits the sand it is blunt
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One cut one tank of gas lol. Reminds me of my dad's old saw. Sounded like an old Chevy engine
Muito boa a máquina, concorrente dá husqvarna ☺
Rebuild...it looks new
Oh... Mi raccomando... Con molta calma..... 😁😁😁
Efsane stihl a90 av keşke bende de ondan olsaydı.🇹🇷👋🧿💐🙋
After about 2 min your hands go numb no anti vibration mounts. Just horrible saws to run.
Mantap kayu besar🙏👍👍👍
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Как в анекдоте если б знал как она заводится ,всю тайгу б выкосил!
Nice video good job 😍
Thanks 🤗
Good clean job, long saw working well. Painting the Ford next job ..
Is this an all day job just to be ready to cut
Hi whot mix ratio you run saw on
How many long the plat of machine
Sthil Power!!!!
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Nice old saw , sounds like you have it turned in well , I was more impressed with your friend 78 Yrs old and getting around like that.
Do you still hang out with him ?
Это какой штиль ?
nice job, bravooooo
Beautiful
WHY DO YOU PAINT THE CUT EDGE???
perhaps, colored primer
It will start cracking if its not painted.
when the moisture leaves wood too fast it makes it crack just like concrete.So paints slows down dehydration to prevent cracks and splits.
So the moisture will come out through the log and not the ends they might check real bad
Nice video😍
"It's like my husqvarna".. silence... haha
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Nah bro no wea near a husky
That is like saying a cat is like a dog.
HUSQVARNA not Husqavarna
Tiene un paresido ala 051 esa que pesava un buen con su barra 36
How much price this is origenal
Is it still available ? If so how much plß
Good work man!