What saw would YOU buy for stumping with a 36" bar?

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What new 90-100cc saw should I buy for a 36" B&C?


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I still say a 390xp is more than capable, but if I was you I would ad more saws whenever funds allow, not just CAD that's just smart:cool2: Alway's a good investment I don't just collect them, and look at them, neither do you we use em!
 
I have a good idea. I will send you my 395 , you can port it and try it out on a couple of stumps before you send it back.

Then you will know if its worth buying. :D
 
I've heard of Grinderswitch......

I kind of figured a few of the gentleman from the south in this forum would have. Back in the 70's those southern R&R bands were HUGE in the metro New York City area. We still love your music.

Of course, now I watch Youtube videos of you all cookie cutting, regardless of origin and that is also music to my ears. :msp_smile:
 
I kind of figured a few of the gentleman from the south in this forum would have. Back in the 70's those southern R&R bands were HUGE in the metro New York City area. We still love your music.

Of course, now I watch Youtube videos of you all cookie cutting, regardless of origin and that is also music to my ears. :msp_smile:

I missed seeing Duane Allman.....but not by much. I've seen Greg though......and ####y Betts.
 
I just added a poll. I can get a new 395 for about the same price as a new 660. Or, I can get a MINT, late model 066 for about $300 less. Money isn't a big option, since I'm selling a couple others to pay for it.
 
I wish they made a 95cc Dolmar model today!
But id settle with the 395xp seeing as though that hits the specs your looking for right on the head
 
Side by side comparo. Gain some knowledge and some customers from both camps. Of course, it would be a civil war with more popcorn than you can shake a stick at.:hmm3grin2orange:

So, what are you selling that starts with a 4 ? :msp_sneaky:
 
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I voted 660, but if you have that good of a deal on a mint 066, I'd go with that. That being said, I have an 066 and have had the opportunity to use it for cutting more than a few stumps. I have also used a 395 on a couple of occasions. To say the 395 handled like an anvil would be kind of me. It's clunky handling at best, and other than having much better anti-vibe, that's the best thing I could say for it.

There is a post a couple of pages back from someone who actually does stump work, and had some great reasoning in his post. It'd be worth looking back to read it.
 
i have a 660 ,but am curious how the tourque is on the husky compared to it ,it seems like most of the loggers around here prefer the 660 saying the huskys weigh too much
 
i have a 660 ,but am curious how the tourque is on the husky compared to it ,it seems like most of the loggers around here prefer the 660 saying the huskys weigh too much

If the specs Bard submitted are correct, it must be a balence thing, because there was only one pound of difference between the 2 saws in the specs Brad posted - less than 10% weight difference.
 
The 395 might weigh more but with a 36" regular bar its not as nose heavy as a 660. The extra weight there isn't as tiring as the balance is to me. I never really noticed much difference in handling with the larger saws. The 390, 066, 394/5 are all heavy and don't handle like 50 cc saw. If you use them a lot then you get used to it.
 
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