Agreed.:thumbs:
To be honest this is a question I've been mulling over for a long time....tough to put a proven and trusty saw down for minimal gains. Keep in...
Good point there my friend. 18" is about all that the 261 oil efficiently.. Wouldn't go 3/8 beyond 16" myself but opinions may vary on this
What...?? A ported saw is the answer here..:D A 12lb 261c pushing close to 5hp is indeed tough to mess with...:eek:
$900 + later fir this flavor...
:) uh oh
My 261c aint going anywhere,but ya i could see why you would make this deal.
Is $640 w 20" .050 3/8 a fair price?
Nice, was gonna run a 20" bar myself...not a sugi yet but...
Plus i feel that the jump to 70cc from the newer 60cc's adds too much weight for my uses. Although the 044/440 was pretty light to me for 70cc...
Ya the handling of those 562xp/555 seem pretty good when I pick em up at the dealer. Chevy, who ported your 562?
That's right and we like it that way.:thumbs:
Thats funny Guntar, alot a people would say the same thing. No comprende, have a great running saw already, but need another??:D:thumbs:
Thanks sunfish, I know you're up to date on all the husky/jred saws.
Of course I can skip these 60cc and go 70cc...but for my needs that is overkill IMO. Like a .300 wm for 100 yd shots on whitetails:Dwork well?...
The chainsaw herpe virus has reappeared :eek::Dand this time it's got me thinking husqvarna 555/562xp. My tree worker buddy is saying 562xp....
:Dme neither
When your brushing/limbing, if your chain isn't very snug and you don't get the rpms of the saw up before you hit that twig/branch/brush it will...
Is that a 661c that got out before the recall by chance...?
:rofl: :lol: