mark is right about what he said although i dont have all the ones he mentioned or all of them like he has i do use mine alot i have two 10-10s two 7-10s a 700pm a pm55 a 10-10 pm 8200pm and a pm 800 thats all i have of the ones mark mentioned i do have a few more and yes the 10-10s are nice but the 10-10pm are little devils will pull a 28 better than the 10-10s so they have 20s the pm55 pulls a 28 hard and all day i favor it over the 10-10 and the 10-10s as far as the 7-10 and pm700 comparison mark is right the 7-10 is better very strong and will pull a 32 all day if you ask it but the balance is off more nose heavy than with a 28 well balanced with a 28 same with the pm700 but the 700 isnt that much slower and is still a very strong saw i love mine and the 7-10 but to me they are the perfect size as far as power goes not much they cant handle you can even do small stuff real quick cant go wrong with either one of those as far as the 82s go if mark is right and the 850 is the best one and will out cut the 8200 and 800 that i have well i must have one cause the 8200 will out cut the 800 but not by much ron is right about the 800 i can bury the 34 i got on it and lean on it hard and it doesnt care the 8200 doesnt care either and they both run real smooth the 8200 is a little smoother and all the ones ive mentioned will keep up or out cut the new age saws of similar size..i do,have a mini mac 35 with an 18 on it thats a little monster love that thing found it in an antbed i use it to cut trees down just because it will..mabe this helps you out a little with your question
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Having more projects than I’ll complete in this current lifetime, I was thinking of listing this 10 series geardrive for sale. Can any one help ID it? I don’t see a tag in the air box, although it could be hidden under the monstrous bullfrog carb. I know there were a variety of the gear drive 10 series Macs, I have no idea of the differences and the air filter cover sticker is missing. Thanks!
