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  1. 01-30-2011, 02:05 PM #1
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    partner's p70 and 7000

    can anybody tell me the difference between the partner p70 and the partner 7000plus and how they would match up against a 044 or 2171\372?
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    The P7700 Plus had a healthy power gain over earlier 70cc Partners (according to specs), but still not really close to the 044, and even further from the 372xp/2171.
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    thanks for your input. I'm kinda getting into the partners lately. so what your saying i shouldn't ditch my 2171 for a p70? ha ha
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    Quote Originally Posted by SawTroll View Post
    The P7700 Plus had a healthy power gain over earlier 70cc Partners (according to specs), but still not really close to the 044, and even further from the 372xp/2171.
    Niko, did you mean to say P7700?

    I also would like to know the differences between the P-70 and 7000+

    I have a 7000+




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    Quote Originally Posted by Modifiedmark View Post
    Niko, did you mean to say P7700?

    I also would like to know the differences between the P-70 and 7000+

    I have a 7000+
    how do you like the 7000plus?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Modifiedmark View Post
    Niko, did you mean to say P7700?

    I also would like to know the differences between the P-70 and 7000+

    I have a 7000+
    3.5 kW vs 3.0, according to specs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by r fritz View Post
    how do you like the 7000plus?
    Its a geat ole saw. I like it. Hard to compare old saws to new ones, I like to compare saws from the same era.

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    3.5 kW vs 3.0, according to specs.
    Thanks, it must be internal on them then because I don't seem much difference in them.




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