No, you can not run a chainsaw in the water. You can work in the rain and wetlands, but you cannot submerge a regular chainsaw underwater to cut anything under the water surface. If you submerge a gas-powered chainsaw underwater, the water will get into the engine and ruin your chainsaw.
How do you cut large holes in ice?
Use an axe Many people own an axe already. Whether it is for camping or home use, it will work to cut an ice fishing hole. Just make sure it is fairly sharp. An axe gets through the ice by chipping pieces away and is best suited for ice that is less than 10 inches thick.
How do you cut holes in ice fishing?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTtPG72gra0
How do you drill holes in ice?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqujFxgcCyA
How much does a Stihl MS 881 cost?
Stihl MS881-25 Stihl MS881-30
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Price $2019.99 $2029.99
Bar Length 25" 30"
Powerhead Weight (lbs) 22.3 22.3
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What chainsaw has the highest RPM?
The MS 400 C-M chainsaw has been designed with professional forestry and arb users in mind, offering STIHL's highest performance and highest max rpm (14,000 rpm) in the 60cc chainsaw category.Oct 24, 2019
How much HP does a Stihl chainsaw have?
The STIHL MS 661 C-M stock saw is a new STIHL standard chain saw. Powered at approximately 7.3 HP, its displacement is 91.1 cc and it weighs 7.4 kg. The MS 661 C-M is equipped with M-Tronic all-electronic engine management.
How do you cut the ice for ice fishing?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06Yvm4X81WI
How do you cut ice?
Using your ice pick to hold the ice in place, use your knife to gently saw a line across the center of the block ice. If your ice is rectangular, you should saw widthwise; if your ice is square, saw a line across the middle. Essentially you're marking the ice in order to cut it cleanly in half.Mar 17, 2016
How do you cut a hole in a lake ice?
Use a Hand Auger “Ice fishing can be kept simple,” says Thielen. “You need a good six-inch hand auger like a Strikemaster Lazer auger, until the ice hits eight inches thick.” Thielen repeated the need to drill down as straight as possible. “It's much easier to cut through when drilling straight,” he said.Feb 27, 2019