sawinredneck
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Meh... 50cc's...
Gary
Next chance I get I am going to buy another Husky 350. I'll port it then send it to you when you are up to it. Then tell me "Meh".
Best 50cc saw in the world
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Next chance I get I am going to buy another Husky 350. I'll port it then send it to you when you are up to it. Then tell me "Meh".
windthrown
361 Junkie
Does Darth Snellerizer have anything that is stock? :monkey:
Sorry I didn't make that clear. I have not timed stock saws but it feels stronger than both the 260 or 5100. The 5100 just doesn't impress me until you factor in price. Then it becomes the best buy if money is tight. Both of my saws are modded. But despite that, I'd still rather work with the 346.
windthrown
361 Junkie
You do realize that Gary once owned and ran a Buick V-8 engine chainsaw? Here is Gary ripping chips with The Termite.
mowoodchopper
Polar Bear
I understand! I have not ran the 346 but would love to and the 357 too!!
I like the little huskys!
As for the 260 pro I was not impressed with the power/ stock/ muff mod did help but still not the power house I was expecting.
On the other hand I was impressed with the 5100 really like the way it pulls, I guess I am more impressed by torque though than speed , I like a saw to cut fast but love a saw that does not bog so easy!
The Stihl dealer here had talked the 260 pro up so much that I was expecting a lot I must admit!!LOL To hear him talk the 260 pro is the hottest fastest saw built, will cut right with the bigger saws he said , you wont believe it he said, so you can see why I was disappointed!
windthrown
361 Junkie
Not really. 30/40/50/60/70cc saws +/- a few cc's. The 440 is 70.7cc, its classified as a 70cc saw. The 361 is a 59cc saw, and is classified as a 60cc saw. The 260 is a 50.2cc saw. Its classified as a 50cc saw.
mowoodchopper
Polar Bear
IMHO 50 cc saws would be up to 55cc max !!!!!! anything more is in another class!
sawinredneck
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[/QUOTE]You do realize that Gary once owned and ran a Buick V-8 engine chainsaw? Here is Gary ripping chips with The Termite.
Yes I do!
You DO realize I had a 346xp I was in four times, and the 350 ate it's lunch with one try don't you?
Yeah, I still have the "freak" built 046BB that runs like a striped ass ape, but given the choice I'll grab that 350 any day and my back is happy the next day! I get the "big guy" when I need him, but in smaller wood it's a toss up now!
Tree Sling'r
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Out of the 50cc saws I have built, which has only been four 346s and three 026/260s the 346s are in a whole different rhelm.
so in your imho....what are the cc s for 40, 50, 60, 70, ect CLASSES
mowoodchopper
Polar Bear
fredmc
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Best 50 cc saw ever is a Dolmar 115i.
windthrown
361 Junkie
Not sure I follow that one...
Maybe I need more beer to figure this one out. ....in four, ate lunch... :monkey: There are a couple of 346 models out there though. Like the pair of 372 that Husky built. Same model number, two different engines. Preaching to the choir here. I use the smallest saw that I can get away with myself. I get bashed here on AS for not chiming in that everyone should get an 880 and forget about all the other "little" saws out there. Never ran a 350. May never unless someone has one at a GTG.
mowoodchopper
Polar Bear
Man I dont see what the :censored: is so hard to understand??
59 cc is closer to 60 than 50'
52 cc is closer to 50 than 60
We did this in school, but If you want to call a 59cc saw a 50cc class saw than thats fine with me, call it a 40 cc saw if ya want!
59 cc is closer to 60 than 50'
52 cc is closer to 50 than 60
We did this in school, but If you want to call a 59cc saw a 50cc class saw than thats fine with me, call it a 40 cc saw if ya want!
mowoodchopper
Polar Bear
I may agree with you , Have not had my 5100 long enough to know!
The 115 i rocks though !
