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Oh Lawdy I have so many yellow saws I don't think I have room for any more . Although a super 250 is an 87 cc Mac and they are torque monsters . Thank you much but I'll pass .I have two 87's already .A 650 geardrive and a Super 44A which in effect is a variation of the MC 10 Kart engine .

No I didn't .I wittled away on that chunk of maple right behind the saw in the picture . I think it was dropped in May or June . I turned loose the saw and grabbed a handfull of chips as they came off for a type of comparison .Cross grain not ripping . I'll rip a little with it to see how it...

I ran the stuff today on anoher 10-10 Mac The first I ran was Oregon ramped raker chisel ,had a number 25 on the cutter . It cut just like regular chisel ,even square chips ,fairly fast . Next I ran this odd ball stuff .It cut about like chipper chain ,not nearly as fast as the chisel . I...

Thanks for the vote of confidence but deep down I'm nothing more than a flat land hillbilly without an accent ,well sort of .;)

Pics The chain and old saw plus the new to me baby truck .Danged truck is too nice for me ,not enough dents . I almost hate to use it . If I get a chance next week I'll give that chain a test run .

I looked at the stuff and got a few pictures which I'll put on later.I still have to use the other 'puter for that because I haven't figured out what the problem on this machine is . I was mistaked about the angles .The version I have says 50 on the driver which most likely indicates 50 thou...

Granberg ripper or at least the ones I've seen looks about like "planer " chain . The top plate has been cut off with the sides sharpened at about 10-15 degrees and every third tooth filed at 90 degress to act as a chip clearer .Actually more like a sawdust clearer because they won't pull chips...

If I get a chance today I'll see if I can find any numbers on the chain on that little Mac .Maybe that will help solve the mystery .

I don't know the correct name for it but I have one on a 10-10 Mac .That chain is 3/8" .050 . You sharpen the regular teeth at 30 degrees or whatever and the rakers straight accross . You might be able to track it down on Mike Acres site--chainsaw collectors corner ,under the chain section .