Found an 025 here...Thanks to honeyfuzz.
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Another option that hasn't been mentioned is to port the 6100. But then your into the similiar money as the 7910. I guess it comes down to how...
as i see others have already pointed out, with a 20 inch bar the 395 doesnt outrun a 7910. Got get into the long bars to take advantage of that...
for a 20'' bar the 6100 would be logical hands down but if you like to mess with more hp albeit more weight like i do, then get the 7910 and see...
Yea, but my co-worker is in no hurry here...dex and everyone thanks for the replies.
Graham, just an obsvervation here, but that 661c looks amongst the dollie and huskys looks pretty compact....can you tell what saw I have been...
Ya crzybowhunter, I remember Randy recommending 32:1 and no less than 40:1 for the 261c he ported for me. I went 32:1 belray. A little spooge on...
See I'm no saw racer, just a saw and firewood junkie, and those running conditions are unique IMO but I get what you're saying....idk just my 2...
Oreillys right by south park restaurant:D
Dat green is looking good!
Fwiw...32:1 belray h1r run in my ported mmws 261c I sold ran great but I did notice "spooge" around the muffler openings and being it is a mtronic...
Exactly....that's what most oil debates boil down to...price and availability IMO
40:1 to 32:1 for ported saws is what I've found many good builders recommend...mine is stock but I still like 40:1
F Ya I think that's the one....personally I think all the newer oils are good. I think the discussion is centered around the ratio of the mix...
There's a huge oil debate going on over at AS lately....fwiw lucas at 40:1 (as measured by a ratio rite cup)is working great for my new 461
ES bars are heavier and more "heavy duty" with replaceable tips like Dexter says....the E bars are less expensive laminated bars.
I've put my mitts on both but not for some time...lol...Thanks for the offer Gunn. +1 on the woodstreet...nuff said.
Duke was better down the stretch and just got beat. Bo Ryan kinda took some cheap shots in the press conference....all the one and done players...
No clem I meant I'm not sure of the husky model. Typical national tree service company where everything was run into the ground. The stihl that...
