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Download Our Master Catalog Your Complete Choice for Work Gear, Logging, Urban Forest Management & Tree Care Prices are subject to change without notice $2.00 Volume 43 baileysonline.com | Consumer: 800-322-4539 | Bailey’s Industrial: 1-888-465-8227 | [email protected] “Ain’t noth’n ever been got that ain’t been went out after.” Welcome... Jack Terwilliger, (1914-2005) Welcome to our 2018 Master Catalog! This catalog represents the most comprehensive printed media we have ever produced. I encourage you to Online Resources thumb through and shop with confidence that we are offering one of the best selections of forestry and tree Our industry-leading care work gear available today. Chainsaw Part Selector, Chainsaw Bar Selector, Bailey’s is a leading authority when it comes to chainsaws, bars, and chain. We began selling Chipper Knife Selector, chainsaws back in 1975, and we offer the most Mower Blade Selector, comprehensive selection of chainsaw guide bars and Chainsaw Chain Selector saw chain in the industry. Whether you are a and PartFINDER will weekend firewood cutter, a seasoned logger, or help you find the right anything in between, we have you covered. I product quickly and encourage you to try our online bar and chain easily. Be sure to look for selector guides to see all of the options we offer. these icons located on Bailey’s is also your one stop shopping source for the right side of our portable sawmilling and wood processing equipment. home page. We offer a wide range of entry level sawmills from Granberg and Logosol, as well as the world famous Lucas Mill swing blade sawmills and dedicated slabbers. We also sell Logosol frame saws and moulders for further timber processing. We have trained staff to help you convert your logs to lumber, and then to finished products such as tabletops, paneling, and flooring. We are constantly expanding our tree care product lines, and our arborist Bailey’s Master Catalog Quick Page Reference section is now second only to chainsaws in product offerings. We offer in-house rope splicing, and we operate mechanical rope sewing machines to make custom lanyards and flip lines. We have added top of the line safety gear from Chainsaws & Accessories 4 - 49 manufacturers such as SIP Protection and Pfanner to our product line. Bailey’s is the largest Morbark brush chipper and stump grinder dealer on Landscaping & Outdoor Power Equipment 50 - 58 the west coast, and we have now added the Rayco product line recently acquired by Morbark. We also offer professional chipper knife grinding services on quality Woodcutting, Chainsaw Mills & Carving 59 - 72 German made knife grinders. There is something for nearly everyone in our Master Catalog. If you are new Chipper Knives & Stump Grinder Teeth 74 - 77 to Bailey’s, I proudly encourage you to give us a try. If you are a returning customer, I would like to thank you for your support over the years. Despite our Work Clothing & Safety Supplies 80 - 95 glossy, high tech appearance, we are still very much a blue collar, family owned and operated business, and we strive to connect with each and every one of you. 2018 Chainsaw Parts Guide 101 - 144 Regards, 2018 Arborist Guide 145 - 191 Nik Bailey Visit Our Retail Outlet in Woodland, CA Featured Product 1222 Commerce Ave., Suite D Woodland, CA 95776 Designed by Professional Arborists Light • Comfortable • Durable WoodlandPRO Chainsaw Protective Pants were designed by professional arborists to be the lightest, most comfortable, and durable chainsaw protective pants on the market. Straps and other loose catch points are eliminated, making them International Tree Care Woodworking safer whether you are climbing or working around moving Society of Industry Machinery Industry equipment. Please see our website for certifications and Arboriculture Association Association complete sizing information Bailey’s also belongs to numerous local, state, regional, and national BWP AP Sizes Med - X-Large . ea. $199.99 organizations committed to the Forest and Wood Products Industry. Cover photo provided by Northwest Timber Fallers Portable Sawmills at Exclusive Lucas Mill Distributor in North America Lucas Mill portable sawmills have been a big hit here in North America since their introduction back in 1996. Today, there are well over 15,000 Lucas Sawmills operating worldwide, with a great many of those still cutting logs today. These portable sawmills are designed for production milling of saw logs, both large and small, on a commercial scale. These sawmills are available in both circular swing blade or slabber versions. The swing blade models break down logs into accurate lumber, which is far quicker and easier than comparably priced bandsaw sawmills. They are also much cheaper to operate, as the carbide tipped saw blades don't require the constant maintenance that bandsaw blades need. The Lucas Mill slabbers are designed to cut large logs into slabs and tabletops for specialty woodworking projects. Images provided by photosbyrh.com Shown is Charly Pottorff, owner and founder of Wildcat Tree Service. Charly has been running Lucas Sawmills in the Manhattan, Kansas area for nearly 2 decades, making high grade lumber and slabs from local trees that are destined for firewood or landfill material. Much of his lumber ends up as high grade doors, mantles and tables. His latest project is a custom work out room, complete with walnut floors. To see more about Charly Pottorff and Wildcat Tree Service, visit their website at www.wildcattree.com We Have a Slabbing Solution to Meet Your Needs • We offer Slabbing attachments that will convert your current Lucas Mill into a Slabbing MACHINE producing slabs up to 60" wide! • Dedicated SUPER SLABBERS that will mill slabs up to 9 FEET WIDE! • Slabs fetch large dollars — Increase your business and your bottom line — Get started slabbing today! Call our Lucas Mill Specialists Toll-Free at 1-888-465-8227 or visit our website baileysonline.com 7am - 5pm PST Consumer: 1-800-322-4539 / Bailey’s Industrial: 1-888-465-8227 3 Husqvarna® Professional Chainsaws Bailey's has been offering professional Husqvarna chainsaws since the day they were available here in North America. Husqvarna is our top selling brand of professional chainsaws, and many chainsaw users will not run anything else. All Husqvarna professional chainsaws are denoted by the "XP" logo, which confirms the highest performance standards they offer. We offer each professional Husqvarna chainsaw model in a variety of options, including several different bar lengths and handlebar configurations, so you can customize your chainsaw to your specific cutting requirements. We also offer professional Husqvarna chainsaws by the powerhead only, so you can get any bar and chain option you wish. Go ahead and shop around. You will be hard pressed to find a servicing dealer like Bailey's that offers a wider selection of professional Husqvarna chainsaws at a better price. 43cc Professional Arborist Chainsaw 543XP The Husqvarna 543 XP® is developed for tree care professionals. The low weight and high chain speed leads to efficient limbing work. The X-Torq® engine technology provides more power where you need it, up to 20% less fuel consumption and up to 75% less exhaust emission. Centrifugal air cleaning system removes dust and debris particles before reaching the air filter. Sturdily built crankcase withstands high rpms and tough professional use, ensuring a long service life. Item No. HVF543XP . Call 1-800-322-4539 for Pricing 50cc Professional Logger Chainsaw 550XP The unique X-Torq® engine technology provides more power where you need it, up to 20% less fuel consumption and 60% less exhaust emission. RevBoost™ provides instant high chain speed. AutoTune gives optimal engine performance throughout automatic engine setting. No time spent on carburetor adjustments. It compensates for different fuels, altitude, humidity, temperature and clogged air filter. Side mounted chain tensioner and adjustable oil pump do come standard. Item No. HVF550XP . Call 1-800-322-4539 for Pricing 60cc Professional Logger Chainsaw 562XP Husqvarna 562 XP® is developed for professional loggers. The saw has a ground breaking design and is loaded with innovative solutions for efficient, convenient operation with large air filter. Husqvarna's unique X-Torq® engine technology provides more power where you need it, up to 20% less fuel consumption and 60% less exhaust emission. RevBoost™ provides instant high chain speed for extra efficient de-limbing. HVF562XP. Call 1-800-322-4539 for Pricing 71cc Professional Chainsaw 372XP Our most popular professional saw. This 71cc chainsaw comes with an X-Torq engine. The engine provides high torque over a very wide rpm range. Combine that with low fuel consumption and low exhaust emission levels, and you've got the machine to run with you all day. Loaded with features including side mounted chain adjuster, Air Injection air filtration system and Smart Start compression release for easy starting. 372XP also has a transparent fuel tank and LowVib anti-vibration system. Full wrap handlebar version available. Item No. HVF372XP. Call 1-800-322-4539 for Pricing MANUFACTURER SPECIFICATIONS Specifications Husqvarna 543XP Husqvarna 550XP Husqvarna 562XP Husqvarna 372XP Cylinder displacement 2.63 cu. in. / 43 cc 3.06 cu. in. / 50.1 cc 3.65 cu. in. / 59.8 cc 4.3 cu. in. / 70.7 cc Engine Power 2.9 hp / 2.16kW 3.75 hp / 2.80kW 4.7 hp / 3.1 kW 5.4 hp / 3.9 kW Maximum RPM 9,600 RPM 10,200 RPM 9,600 RPM 10,200 RPM Fuel Capacity 14.2 fl. oz. 17.6 fl. oz. 21.98 fl. oz. 26.04 fl. oz. Oil Capacity 9.1 fl. oz. 9.1 fl. oz. 11.2 fl. oz. 13.5 fl. oz. Weight (powerhead only) 9.9 lbs. / 4.36 kg 10.8 lbs.
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