Best saw period
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Scooterbum
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Hands down the Homelite XL12.
Yep , but you have to remove the decomp valve and use someone elses saw . Kinda cranky to start ,not much power for about a minute ,then the POS just wouldn't run !
Not just in spite of the dissing of you-folk, my Jenn Feng ("McC") 1435. 14" b&c, 35 cc. Cost next-to-nothing, has proven stone-reliable for 6 yrs, quickly became my go-to saw for whatever its bar could reach through. Quiet, low-vibes, maneuverable, fuel-efficient. Kinda like a sophisticated Wild-Thang.
Next in line, for the same reasons, PoulanPro 5020AV. (Don't need any really big iron here, not on the clock.)
Then there'd be the O&R (Advanced, also badged for Ford) 1.34 cid gear-drive because of its powers as a conversation-piece. Certainly not as a working tool. Take it home and watch it grow.
Next in line, for the same reasons, PoulanPro 5020AV. (Don't need any really big iron here, not on the clock.)
Then there'd be the O&R (Advanced, also badged for Ford) 1.34 cid gear-drive because of its powers as a conversation-piece. Certainly not as a working tool. Take it home and watch it grow.
locofrog
ArboristSite Operative
how bout that 576xp ported and a mm.
homelitejim
Full of Scrap
10X series McCulloch preferably a 70 to 82cc version.
10X series McCulloch preferably a 70 to 82cc version.
No fair, I only have one SP125C now all pout lipped I shall get back in the bottle and hide:cool2:
homelitejim
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you have one more than I do, that is a SP125C.
cuttingintime
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The one that starts easy, and is light weight. And smother than grease on a flag pole. MS260.
SawTroll
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Could be, but I guess we all know there is no such saw as the "best period"! :msp_smile:
SawTroll
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According to my brother and many others, it actually does, when porting is about to happen.
SawTroll
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Likely the Stihl with the greatest potential, as it is their only 4 transfer non-strato - but still likely not.
The story is that the prototype was too close to the 440, so it was detuned before serial production, to not eat into 440 sales - I have no idea if the story is true though - just a nice story! :hmm3grin2orange:
missouriboy
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SawTroll
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I suspect the best stock one so far isn't quite out yet.....:taped:
rms61moparman
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I can't confirm or deny the story.
What I do know for absolute certain is that I saw a REALLY nicely ported one that ran great get its tail kicked by a STOCK Dolmar 6400!
I can provide witness names:hmm3grin2orange: if necessary.
Mike
Sabertooth
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No such thing IMO. It all comes down to the saw(s) thats needed for the job at hand.
homelitejim
Full of Scrap
here is another great saw.
SawTroll
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Something was wrong with that 361 then - and the 6400 engine isn't worth working with, according to my brother, because of its bad basic cylinder porting (he has one, in pieces at the moment).
