Posted by Gene Davis (Ga.) on March 25, 2010 at 17:34:20 from (98.67.54.17):
In Reply to: Paul Bunyon's saw posted by Gary fom Va on March 25, 2010 at 15:51:17:
All the old 2 man saws used bars like that and some had bows. They used a chain with aboiut a 3/4 inch pitch instead of the small .375 of the lightweight direct drive saws of today. All 2 man saws had handles on the outside bar/bow end. The guy on the outside handle did most of the work, he had to hold the saw in the cut, pump the oiler and still be ready to run when tree cut loose. The guy on the engine just held the engine handle bars and worked the throttle. This was how it was done with the old McCulloch 99 series 2 man saw.
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