Thanks, I'll l remember that.It seems right around 25 seconds is max , without a video server ,
What saw would you primarily use the most, would go with that, 460 or 660 the 400 moves along pretty good, and would leave it stock but it’s ur choice, I’m spoiled with ported saws so don’t listen to me ,Question for you fellas,
I would like to get a saw ported. What saw would you pick?
MS400
MS660
MS460
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Lee, MustangMike has a 261 that is an absolute light saber. I’m a Husky fan and he has to pry it out of my hands. But, if you are going to be doing hard wood and serious firewood duty…. The 460!!!Question for you fellas,
I would like to get a saw ported. What saw would you pick?
MS400
MS660
MS460
026
Thanks for your valuable opinions!
Depends on what you want to use it for. The MS-400 is probably "least in need", but they do respond well and make a fantastic power to weight saw. I would likely lean towards the MS-460 as a great all-around work saw, and they do wake up nicely (factory port timing and squish are all over the place). Doc Al does a great job on the 026s, but they are just great limbing saws. If you're looking for a beast for large bucking and milling, go with the MS-660. (I only have 6 of em running at the moment).Question for you fellas,
I would like to get a saw ported. What saw would you pick?
MS400
MS660
MS460
026
Thanks for your valuable opinions!
Exactly why I said 460, I’m 28years younger than you and I DON’T want to swing a 660 all day…Depends on what you want to use it for. The MS-400 is probably "least in need", but they do respond well and make a fantastic power to weight saw. I would likely lean towards the MS-460 as a great all-around work saw, and they do wake up nicely (factory port timing and squish are all over the place). Doc Al does a great job on the 026s, but they are just great limbing saws. If you're looking for a beast for large bucking and milling, go with the MS-660. (I only have 6 of em running at the moment).
Matt will tell you, his BIL could not believe how my ported 660 went through a big, old dead (hard) Black Locust log. But, IMO, they are too heavy for an all-around saw.
I vote the 460, and runner up 400. Not that I would say no to porting the 026 or 660, but I find 80% of the time I'm running the 400 and not much else.Question for you fellas,
I would like to get a saw ported. What saw would you pick?
MS400
MS660
MS460
026
Thanks for your valuable opinions!