Now i just need to lose this headache
Maybe you can just get her to go visit her mother for a while? :hmm3grin2orange:
Now i just need to lose this headache
Kosta, the 2500 and 2900 I have here are chrome bores and I think most of them in that series are...
.The difference in compresion is huge.
Especially compared to the one run w/o oil in the gas:hmm3grin2orange:
Sorry, couldn't resist.
No secret at all.:hmm3grin2orange: Just gave a reply like you would.
My opinion is that I could care less what a 77cc saw could time in a small piece of wood like that with someone timing them with a manual stop watch.
I tried them both with 28" bars buried in hardwood. The 475 was noticeably stronger then the 460. My old 6900 out pulled the 460 as well.
I have never ran my 475 against anything else because I do not have anything else that size. But I do have a couple of stock 036 Stihls and I have ran those against a Poulan 3700 that I did some mods on and it will cut circles around those Stihls. So much so if I keep the Stihls I am going to mod them also or else they will never get used.
Thats what I was figuring :msp_tongue::hmm3grin2orange:
I ran a stock 460 before and it was quite the turd IMO, was not impressed at all. It had plain front cover and pencil eraser size side outlet.
Now this 046 with D shaped combustion chamber and DP muffler opened up is a whole different animal. Owner will be happy with it being he bought it as non runner.
I ran a freshly rebuilt 460 last weekend (in madrone). My 4900 Poulan is MUCH stronger than a stock 460 in bigger wood. Heck, my stock 272XP felt stronger than the 460 stihl in the same wood....
If no one snags the 2500 soon, I'm gonna port it and muffler mod it and give it to pops for firewood cutting. Wonder what 40cc can do when the flame is put under its ass.
Maybe you can just get her to go visit her mother for a while? :hmm3grin2orange:
If anyone was curious, here's what the p/c look like on the 2500 I have.
Best I could get, even with macro. Sometimes this camera just will not do exactly what you want it to do.
Exhaust side looks real good. Too dark to see the intake side of cylinder.
Originally Posted by promac850 View Post
" If anyone was curious, here's what the p/c look like on the 2500 I have. "
Is it a candidatate for a touch of muffler hole to port matcinhg ?
Gosh, that would be spending a lot of moola on that saw.
Intake side cylinder wall looks near new.
Absolutely. Bit of power to be had there. Might be helpful to match the intake side as well. Muffler mod might be a minor improvement as well.
Or get the saw and send it to Randy. Bet he could make this a little howling screamer of a 40cc class saw.