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Damn, I was looking to get a 4910. It's a pro quality saw. If the 4920 is a clamshell, does that make it homeowner class saw?

FWIW, I used my new Ebay Chinese $100 35cc top handle yesterday. Great cutting easy starting little saw. I'm happy. World economy. Do I feel bad? Hell no.

Anyone else having a problem with recently appearing popups (this website)making reading posts difficult.

Rear handle for limbing.........Echo 3510

As little as I use a 70cc+ saw, I don't want to spend $1000++

neotecworld.com

Neotec is worthy of a look. Yes, a Chinese clone but with mg crankcase, Euro carb and ignition. Many great reviews.

My wood buddy has the 261. I have a 390. I'd pick the 261.

I bought a 35 cc top handle with 2 chains $114 on ebay. Cuts good.

Echo

I've been looking ar Neotec saws. Magnesium crankcase, Euro carb and ignition. Once again I have the urge to........

I'm thinking of getting the G4500 ($119) with free shipping. Seems like good reviews. Does not come with bar and chain, so I want to get better quality bar and chain. What fits? 16" and 18". Stihl, Husky, other.

Tight enough to not come loose.

Spend a bit more and get a Stihl ms 261 or Echo 4910 almost as good as the 261 and less $$. You will not regret.

Take a look at Echo 4910. Same as pro level saw minus a few minor parts for less $$.

looks quite dry

My 450 has been a reliable saw for 10 years for firewood capable of some big wood and light enough to be flexible. 460, more power still.

From all my research the CS4910 and 501P are identical except for a few inconsequential parts that have no bearing on performance. Save $$ and get a pro saw. Get the CS4910.

IMO, 50cc saws are the most appropriate generally speaking for most folks for firewood. Light weight with cutting ability for some pretty good size logs. CS 4910 or ms 261. My cutting buddy recently got a ms 361. Impressive for 50cc and easy to use.

No such issues with my 3510.