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Ok. Maybe I didn’t miss anything then. They had a couple ms 460’s for $700 with 24” bars for sale. Quite a few older model saws for sale. Didn’t see a 200T in there

I didn’t see too much gear. There were 3 different saddles, one porta wrap, and some flip lines by the entry way. Since I had my little guy, looking at all the eye candy wasn’t possible. There may have been a section that was unseen though.

I went up to AK saw shop today. They are a real saw shop. The closer Stihl and Husky dealers have all types of equipment but carry saws. AK is a saw shop. It’s really neat. Makes me wish I ran Stihl. They had many older models for sale used. They are a true repair shop. Amish owned and operated...

@Normzilla it’s not a cannon bar. It’s a Forester. I’ve actually done a little research on it and it does seem pretty easy. Probably order a new nose today off the link Lxskllr posted.

I’d buy another bar but it’s a 54” (expensive) with low hours and it in great shape otherwise.

I have no idea Cory. It may be a piece of cake. 🤷‍♂️. I’m trying to not worry with things that someone else can do. I used to, for example, have to figure out what was wrong, everything I needed, and costs to fix the truck and then take it to the mechanic. Now I just take it to the mechanic. I...

I’m trying to put it in hands of capable professionals but if said professionals don’t exist locally, I’ll hafta dew sum research regarding an appropriate replacement most. Appreciate the lead, John!

Yeah, the work I’d have to put into it would be better served replacing the nose. So far Walter Coale won’t do a nose. AK saw shop hasn’t called me back yet. We’ll see

Can one use a bar without the sprocket? Does it just make it like a hard nose bar? Or, is the hard nose bar more than a bar without a sprocket?