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  1. mdavlee

    mdavlee

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    I got time to run the 441, 665, and a 6400 earlier. Here's a video from a couple weeks back of the 372 in the same wood as the 441.



     
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    6400 first.

     
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  3. GRIZ

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    By my times the 6400 1 by far and 441 2 372 3 gooooood vids
     
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  4. GRIZ

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    :dex::dex::dex::dex::thumbs::thumbs::thumbs:
     
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  5. mdavlee

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  6. GRIZ

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    Good job !!!!!!!!!!!!!
     
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  7. GRIZ

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    How many swconds do you think the 441 will pick up after porting?
     
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    Nice vids :thumbs:
     
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  9. mdavlee

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    I hope to cut the times by 30%.
     
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    Thats Great:thumbs::dancer:
     
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    The 441 was pretty strong to not even be broke in yet!! Beat the 372! :)

    What was done to the 6400?

    It beat the 665, but not by much.
     
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  13. GRIZ

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    Yea they were close Thanks on the comp, on the 441
     
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  14. GRIZ

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    From what he told me all were stock
     
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    Well the 6400 and 665 can't be compared against the 441 and 372 times.

    Because it's a different log (round) where the 372 and 441 were ran through a square cant.

    That 441 did very well! I am sure you will love it when it returns. Even more so after you get 10 + tanks through it!!
     
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    Did anyone else notice the 441's 1 st cut? Started off like a John Deere in a drag race and about 1/3 of the way through it straightened out and picked up a lot more power. Either that or Mike eased up on it a bit but to me it looked like the mTronic making an adjustment and bringing the saw back in tune.
     
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    Yeah I was suprised the 441 was ahead of the 372. Different chains on them but should have been close. That was a new chain for the 3 today and a full skip on the 372 the other day.

    The 6400 is stock. It's the one that psuiewalsh sent for me to put a 7900 top end on.
     
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    Yeah it was learning the fuel and altitude I guess. It was way rich for the first half. That's why I made so many cuts.
     
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    I did the first cut was the slow and the it picked up almost 2 seconds on the other cuts
     
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    Another 1.5mm of stroke, 1cc, and a closed port cylinder..... That Dolly don't stand a chance. My money is on the 665 all the way. Don't never say never.By the way a 6400 is readily available at any Dolmar dealer and so are all the parts.
     
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