Richmond HT 6200, 62 cc, 24" bar chainsaw. Picked this up today for $150 brand new in box, last one at that price, regular price $209. Looks like a Stihl knock off, runs awesome, cuts even better. Will post a few pics later. Should do everything I need it to.
62 cc and 24" bar?? Hmmmmm. In the Stihl 036 category. Looking forward to pics.. I am gonna buy a Cheapo Blue Max tomorrow, they are 20" (doesn't state cc, but I am figuring in the 50's?) for $79.99!! I want to play around with it and bring it to the GTG in Canton this Spring.
While we're waiting for IronPony to post pics of his new score .... Brand new RICHMOND 62 cc 24" bar gasoline chainsaw Engine: Air cooling; single cylinder, two stroke gasoline engine; Maximum Power: 2.8KW Displacement: 62 cc; Idling speed: 2800 ~ 3200 rpm; Maximum speed: 11,000 rpm; Ignition: CDI; Starter: Hand recoil; Bar: 24"; Fuel tank capacity: 680 ml; Fuel: Gasoline/2-cycle with oil mixing ratio 25:1; Oil tank capacity: 360 ml; Auto oiler; Chain pitch: 3/8"; Net weight: 17 lb.; Package dimensions: 26"x11 1/2"x12; One bonus extra starter included; Assembly required.
Bring a Wild thingy and let's see who wins I live next door to an Amish saw mill, so I pal on bringing multiple 5"x5"x10' boards. We can strap 5 tall x 5 wide (25" tall x 25" wide) and run 28" bars on the 70 cc class and the do a 3 tall x 3 wide (15" square). I really would like to do "Class races" . Not for bragging rights or anything. Just for fun
Looking on clist and seen it for $150, was only a few miles from me so I went and check it out. He had a display one and fired it up, I was sold. Also I have a Husky 16", older Craftsman 14" and a real old Pioneer 16" which all run good and do the job. I figured it was a deal for no more than I will cut stuff that big. And it looks like a Stihl.
maybe I should go and get another one to port and polish, bump up the compression add some nitro and spank your stihl.........
I will be there, only about 1.5 hour drive, plan on winning the crosscut comp. too......................
The 4 in 1 Extreme Weed Wacker (Pole saw, brush cutter, and hedge trimmer attachments also), I bought states 25:1 also and I only use 50:1 in it. No worries. Even most older engines that called for 25:1 or 32:1 are fine with todays 50:1 oils.
Any pics yet? I bought a 20" Blue Max today and based on the choke, air filter, throttle stop, etc, I think that our two saws are related. When I bought this one today, they said they had 2 other sizes. One smaller (16") and one larger (24"). This one runs pretty good, and for $79.99, it may save a few hours of run time on my other saws. Especially after I open it up a lil.
hey iron pony ive got the same richmond saw..funny thing guy told me the same thing last 1 when i went to pick up he had a whole warehouse full..in plain city ohio...anyone interested ive got some with 24inch bare same saw i will sell for $100...
