Highest Power / Lowest weight

[Overkill338]

What saw has the highest power to lowest weight ratio ?
It used to be the the Dolmar 7900.
Classes are,
40cc =
50cc =
60cc =
70cc =
Overall best =

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40cc = MS241
50cc = MS261
60cc = MS362
70cc = MS461 (MS462 in other countries)
Overall best = MS661 (MS500i if were counting saws that will be here soon)

 

[Franny K]

Overall best = (MS500i if were counting saws that will be here soon)

I noticed that as well in what you posted earlier. I have two 1.7kw saws and there is quite a difference in real use. Have to kind of expect a fuel injected saw will also seem to behave better than an equally rated other kind.

 

[computeruser]

What’s it weigh and how’s it do on bucking oak?

And what happens if you drop it out of a tree?

 

[Wood Doctor]

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