Performance Outdoors 60cc Comparison

[Marshy]

What the difference between the 2159 and 2258, just the cat muff? What about 2258 vs 2260?

 

[fordf150]

No surprices really - the Echo 620 is heavier than the 590 also in the specs - and then the 620's wrap handle likely adds a little.

wrap handle, mag vs plastic clutch cover, outer spike, aluminum vs plastic wrap all adds to the weight of the 620. 3/4 wrap probably is only a very small portion of the extra weight though. i dont have a standard 620P to compare though.

Yes I'm suprised the 6400 weighs that much. I think I will save up for a 7900 or 7910. Same weight right?

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heavier but not really any larger than the others. 7910 is 14lb 12oz. kitty cat is heavy

 

[noshow74]

Ty for the comparison. Now I don't have to drain my 590 to weigh it lol.



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[BugaBoots]

I'm actually kinda surprised at how little difference there is in size between the jonney abd and 6100. Looking at my 6100 and a 562xp I would think there was more difference.
I would suspect that they are actually closer in spec due to the 562 being a large mount vs the 2258/60 small mount.

 

[fordf150]

That to me is the most interesting thing about this all. Our perception of size vs real measurements of the saws.

 

[STIHLTHEDEERE]

That to me is the most interesting thing about this all. Our perception of size vs real measurements of the saws.

thanks for doing this, there is probably more 50-60cc saws cutting firewood than any other. It amazes me as well how superficial this crowd is here over a few onces or tenths of a horsepower. Not a bad choice of saw to be had in this bunch for sure!

 

[Fishnuts2]

Not a bad choice of saw to be had in this bunch for sure!

Yeah, I'd be happy with any of them!
Thanks for your time and efforts to post these dimensions for us.

 

[STIHLTHEDEERE]

Yeah, I'd be happy with any of them!
Thanks for your time and efforts to post these dimensions for us.

all them would be exc. Firewood saws, provided by an exc. site sponser as well.

Nate is top notch for sure.

 

[Ronaldo]

Interesting facts and goodies here, thanks for the time and effort!

 

[MustangMike]

Mike the 362 still feels more like a 70cc saw

Only when U cut with it!!!! Ha Ha Ha!!!

 

[KenJax Tree]

Only when U cut with it!!!! Ha Ha Ha!!!

What else would you do with it?[emoji53]

 

[KenJax Tree]

I said "handles" i didn't say "cuts"[emoji6]

 

[fordf150]

What else would you do with it?[emoji53]

Replace crankshaft...That is all I have ever done on them

 

[fordf150]

I don't think you could go wrong with any of these saws or a 362/562. Price and dealer support are the biggest factors. Couple of these are a tad heavy for the 60cc class but none are objectionable in the weight department. Another interesting weight that I just can't do with new saws that are for sale would be a fully fueled and oiled PHO weight. That might be even more interesting than the dry weights

 

[7sleeper]

The 6100 would loose serious territory due to the large fuel & oil tanks.

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[Marshy]

What the difference between the 2159 and 2258, just the cat muff? What about 2258 vs 2260?

 

[Weesa20]

Mike the Stihl 362C still cuts and performs more like a 70cc saw

Fixed

 

[KenJax Tree]

Fixed

Lol nice try

 

[sunfish]

A hot 50cc saw is what I like best for general firewood & logging. But a 60cc is nice when the wood gets much over 18-20" Ported 357xp is what I grab...

 

[old-cat]

A hot 50cc saw is what I like best for general firewood & logging. But a 60cc is nice when the wood gets much over 18-20" Ported 357xp is what I grab...

You and your stupid 357