I've read the 105 can more or less keep up with a 125 untle the big bars come out.
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Merry Christmas guys and all the best for 2019
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Yep. Thanks. One bid of $475.00, 27 watchers, and four days left. That rascal will bring a pretty penny for sure.
Yep. Thanks. One bid of $475.00, 27 watchers, and four days left. That rascal will bring a pretty penny for sure.
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Judging by the rest of ebay saw prices it should get close to $1000. I'm glad I never sold my 125.
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A nice sunny Christmas day down here. enjoy everybody. Eat lots and drink heaps
We do it the other way around up here.
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The late McBob contended that there was a lot of potential in a 105 so I bought one off eBay. It turned out to be a 125. I contacted the seller who made me a deal to keep it and send me another one in lieu of cross country return. The second one turned out to be a 125 too. Swapped the first one with Brian for some work. He rebuilt and runs it - seen in several pictures posted before here. I still have the other one; it sits on the shelf with a 50” roller bar. I guess I will never know what a 105 can do.
Ron
Ron
Merry Christmas All. Ron
You too Ron. Is it just me or is the 105 rarer than the bigger sisters? I guess you can't be too mad at a 125 wrongly turning up though
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I would guess that you'd likely need a 50 or 60 inch bar for the 17cc difference to become apparent. Now you can tell a huge difference between a 103cc Mac and a 123cc Mac even with a 36" bar. I believe the 105 has improved porting over a 103cc saw, however I'm no expert on that.
Merry Christmas to everyone here & around the world.I just pulled the lasagna out of the oven & waiting for it to cool a bit before slicing into it (without a chainsaw!).
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It would be pretty tough lasagna if you needed a saw. I love lasagna, especially leftovers, with a slice or three of garlic bread. Ron
My lasagna is the best! Garlic bread is a must too.
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How silly of me,what I meant to say earlier was Merry McCullochmas! Lol
I've got a question for everyone to ponder whilst visions of sugar plums are dancing in your heads.What's the difference between the 7-10 & the PM700?They;re both 70 cc saws.
I not sure but id say yes it is more rare. They were made as a firewood cutting saw. And didnt really go over well and therefore not many were sold. Ergo not as many out there. That information came from a video by rich dougan "the chainsaw guy" on youtube. Id say he knows the story.
There were the Super Pro 105 and the Pro Mac 105. The PM 105 was the firewood saw.
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I would have thought the 105 followed in the 795's footsteps as a less expensive model/alternative to the 123cc saw. More for the logger that was down on money but needed a full size bar that could run a long bar, if somewhat slower but would still be able to do the job. Kinda like the MS 650 vs the MS 660.
