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Read articles →Despite the title mentioning the Branson 2400 tractor, this video is almost entirely about using a Stihl MS 400 chainsaw to buck up a felled oak tree. The tractor barely appears; the real content is hands-on chainsaw impressions, bar length suitability, torque character, chain sharpening, and wood volume estimates. Chainsaw enthusiasts will get more out of it than tractor shoppers.
Posted by the Empire Workshop channel, with no channel description provided; the creator comes across as a hobbyist owner sharing informal, opinion-based impressions from personal use.
A 20 inch bar feels right for the saw. The user says the more he uses it with a 20 inch bar, the more it feels meant to run that size, and he is considering a 22 inch bar.
No. Despite being a 67cc saw, it does not have very good torque to be dogged in, meaning it is not built to pull a bigger bar aggressively.
At the stump it was probably more than 20 inches across, since a 20 inch bar could not get all the way across it. Overall it was a good sized oak but likely would not make a full cord of wood.
