Chainsaw Question

Dougstermd

Dougstermd

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Has anyone used the Granberg Ripping chain???

is it that much better than a typical full chisel chain?

I can buy 3 full chisels for the price of one granberg chain.
 
Mikeinsmd

Mikeinsmd

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Dougstermd said:
Has anyone used the Granberg Ripping chain???

is it that much better than a typical full chisel chain?

I can buy 3 full chisels for the price of one granberg chain.
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It will still splatter blood everywhere..... :nono:
 
Dougstermd

Dougstermd

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Charles said:
This guy says there isn't any difference.
http://www.granberg.com/review_01.htm
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I did not see where he said there was no difference.

The granberg chain definetly has a different look. Does it rip better? The internet is littered with conflicting accounts so I was hopeing for some one here that had tried one. i guess payday I am gona order one off Ebay.
 
Pasofever

Pasofever

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Dougstermd said:
well its 45 cents a drive link.

I need 104 drive links.

How much will the chain cost the Dougster if it is delivered :lmao:
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$46.80 chain
$4.50 priority mail shipping (flat rate evelope)
$51.30


Now give me my damm prize..
 
Dukesdad

Dukesdad

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Dougstermd said:
Has anyone used the Granberg Ripping chain???

is it that much better than a typical full chisel chain?

I can buy 3 full chisels for the price of one granberg chain.
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A ripping chain is typically used when cutting lengthwise through wood as in making lumber not crosscuting like cutting firewood. A ripping chain has a different profile both of the face and rake...If you are cutting lumber it is well worth it.
 
Dougstermd

Dougstermd

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Dukesdad said:
A ripping chain is typically used when cutting lengthwise through wood as in making lumber not crosscuting like cutting firewood. A ripping chain has a different profile both of the face and rake...If you are cutting lumber it is well worth it.
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Have you used the granberg chain it has scoring teeth and clearing teeth. looks like the ticket.

I am salvageing some downed oaks to make a trailer deck for an equipment trailer.
 
Dukesdad

Dukesdad

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Dougstermd said:
Have you used the granberg chain it has scoring teeth and clearing teeth. looks like the ticket.

I am salvageing some downed oaks to make a trailer deck for an equipment trailer.
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Nope. I got ripping chain from milts. I used carbibe chain when doing a lot of cutting of muddy logs though. Pretty high priced but well worth it.
 
Dougstermd

Dougstermd

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Dukesdad said:
Nope. I got ripping chain from milts. I used carbibe chain when doing a lot of cutting of muddy logs though. Pretty high priced but well worth it.
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They did not have any true ripping chain when I was there the last time thats how i got the full chisel I got now. maybe I will check on friday on my way through. Wish they had a phone :lmao:
 
Katt

Katt

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Dougstermd said:
They did not have any true ripping chain when I was there the last time thats how i got the full chisel I got now. maybe I will check on friday on my way through. Wish they had a phone :lmao:
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Milt's has a phone! He's computerized too! His number is: (301) 373-5904
Make sure you have either Anthony or Milt give you advice. Chris is good too, but he's more the computer person there. The others there, I'm not that familiar with. We have a logging company and so I am there alot. As far as the mud is concerned.... if you can get the mud off the bark before you run your saw through it, it'll stay sharper longer. Mud ruins a sharp saw faster than anything. Make sure you get the right files to go with your chain, you'll need them. Also, account for the wood drying after you saw it so it won't shrink too much after you make that trailer floor. You'd be surprised how much they'll shrink in width. Good luck with your trailer floor. :howdy:
 
Chainsaw Slayer

Chainsaw Slayer

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Dougstermd said:
Has anyone used the Granberg Ripping chain???

is it that much better than a typical full chisel chain?

I can buy 3 full chisels for the price of one granberg chain.
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The Granberg Ripping chain will cut faster than than a typical chisel chain.

What exactly are your cutting requirements?
 
Charles

Charles

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Dougstermd said:
Have you used the granberg chain it has scoring teeth and clearing teeth. looks like the ticket.

I am salvageing some downed oaks to make a trailer deck for an equipment trailer.
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Do you think that might be a bit of a heavy trailer?
 
Dougstermd

Dougstermd

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Charles said:
Do you think that might be a bit of a heavy trailer?
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well it depends on what you call heavy. An oak deck from 2x6 material :shrug:

give me a minute and I can give you some numbers.
 
Dougstermd

Dougstermd

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Chainsaw Slayer said:
The Granberg Ripping chain will cut faster than than a typical chisel chain.

What exactly are your cutting requirements?
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So have you used the granberg chain?

I am milling some 2x6's eight feet long.

all the hype says it will cut faster:shrug:
 
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