Jon 2156 vs 357XP horse power

[ve2vk]

Thanks for the info guys,
I misread the specs. The 2156 shows 4.4hp vs the 357XP 4.4hp, the 2159 4.1hp and 359 3.9hp. Sorry for the confusion,
Bruno the bear.

 

[Lobo]

The 359 is rated at 3.9hp.

Russ

The Canadian Jred 2159 has 4.1 hp.

The Canadian Husky is at 3.9hp for some unknown reason.

 

[SawTroll]

The Canadian Jred 2159 has 4.1 hp.

The Canadian Husky is at 3.9hp for some unknown reason.

I had forgotten about that, the kw numbers are 2.9 vs. 3.0.
It is the same over here.

I suspect that it originally had to do with marketing - somehow "compensating" that the 357xp wasn't released as a Jred for some years after introduction ??

 

[Gypo Logger]

I guess that depends on how I lifted the 550 pounds , I have never benched 550 pounds before so that is out but have benched 512 pounds at a contest before, dead lifted 680, and squatted 720 all at the same show but that was a few years ago so maybe I would have the power of a wild thing for a couple seconds anyway

Wouldn't that rip the arms right out of their sockets? Ouch!
John

 

[HELSEL]

WOW,Why would you need a 26lb bike saw?


Rick

 

[tony marks]

never did much weight lifting . but i could throw a hundred over my head with one hand. also picked up the back end of a honda when i was younger.
does that qualify as wt lifting.

 

[Gypo Logger]

Although I never weighted them, the most I ever lifted was large rounds of Beech cut to 16" lengths and about 26" or so in dia. onto the beam of a log splitter. I did this quite often over the 5 year period I was using splitters when I was full time into firewood. It never hurt my back or nothing and I suppose because my azz was spitting donuts that the blocks were around 200# max.
John

 

[Dennis Cahoon]

I have a video of you choping. does not look like you can hardley lift the ax let alone 512 pounds. I will give it to wood junkie.

I'd love to see the video....Hahahahaha!