Piltz Inside Only Chainsaw Felling Dog Fits Stihl MS260 MS261 Thru MS391

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Piltz Chainsaw Felling Dog Fits Stihl 026 036 MS260 MS261 MS270 MS271 MS280 MS290 MS311 MS360 MS361 MS362 MS390 MS391 & anything in between these numbers.<br>In stock for immediate delivery.<br>This is ONE INSIDE Dogs ONLY<br>; see our other ads for a matched inside and outside pair.<br>No screws or bolts provided, most but not all saws will already have what you need<br>.<br>You are buying one saw dog.<br>Picture shows factory dog for comparison only.<br>Picture shows factory dog for comparison only,<br>actual product may vary slightly from picture.<br>If you're going to fell a tree you need big dogs to hold the weight of the saw so you can gently guide the saw as needed, otherwise you have to muscle the full weight of the saw which is constantly wearing you down. Make your saw do the work it's supposed to do, buy PILTZ felling dogs. The bottom dog on any saw needs to independently touch the tree and completely support the saw during the felling operation. This dog becomes a pivot point to help you direct the saw, without this you are forced to hold and man handle the entire weight of the saw which will wear out the toughest man in short order.<br>These replace the useless factory dogs or no dogs. These are designed for experienced professionals who are trained in the proper use of such gear for felling of trees, any dog can be dangerous if not used correctly, the bottom dog is designed to be jammed into the tree but can just as easily be jammed into your knee or any other part of your body, how you use them and what you use them on is your responsibility. If you can poke yourself with a knife you certainly can poke yourself with any felling dog, use them wisely. Bottom dog is left a bit blunt and can be sharpened to meet your needs.<br>You might want to know why you should buy our dogs when others are available at a cheaper price. First impressions are it's a flat piece of steel cut it out and sell it, trust me there is a lot of technology and engineering that goes into making these dogs. It is not possible to replicate our product anymore then you can replicate a chief's secret recipe.<br>First of all let me say that besides personally having 30.000 hours of chainsaw trigger time I have over 50 family members who are in or were in the Timber Felling profession since 1950 which is going on 70 years now. We know why you need Felling Dogs and why they must be built a certain way. These days everyone with a plasma cutter thinks he can copy our dogs in his garage with no knowledge on the subject and you the buyer won't find out the difference until it's too late.<br>These dogs take a huge beating, to build a dog that will last requires high grade steel heat treated and annealed correctly, a process your back yard eBay salesman has no capacity to do. Economic necessity requires these dogs be produced in batches of 1000 or more at a time, it requires a serious commitment. You cannot build a dozen and sell them on eBay and expect them to last. It is however easy to make them look good to the untrained eye, and pull in the suckers. Cheap imitations are not cheap when they break or bend the first time you put them to the test.<br>Our dogs are made from high grade tool steel and I assure you the people selling you copies of our product are made from the cheapest steel they could find without any treatment. We have spared no cost to bring you the best product possible.<br>If you really want to get screwed buy your dogs from China. China puts out the most God awful products the world has ever seen. China has copied every product we sell and it all looks great in a picture. Honestly the copy cats in America aren't really much better. Without spending the money to buy the right steel and treat it as we do it will never last a day in the woods.<br>I was a field tester for Stihl in 1984 when Stihl brought out the first prototypes of the 084 and 064 chainsaws, these two saws are now sold as the MS661/MS880. Stihl used me to test these saws because they knew I could put enough hours on the saw in 5 months to completely wear it out and they needed that quick information. One question I had for them back in 1984 was why they don't make proper felling dogs for their saws. The sad answer they gave was well nobody but us West Coast Timber Fellers even knew they were needed. Why should we spend money to build something when the people don't even know any better? The other sad reality is that most of our dog sales are to people who buy them because they think it looks good. Of course once you use our dogs it's near impossible to go back to no dogs or small dogs. Chainsaw dogs greatly reduce the effor