the perfect combo

[upandcommer]

Alright so i finally got a big saw that runs and cuts so me and the son (8 year old) decided to go a second cord for the weekend. Took the new Jonsereds 920 and the trusty old 018c. Wow what a combo the jonsereds dropped and chunked 2 22" ash trees in a single tank the 018c (son ran) limbed the first while I blocked the second. My only problem now is how to get the chunks to jump on the tilt trailer. In 2 hours the only way I would have cut for an hour and loaded for an hour and went home now I cut for 1/2 hour and then loaded for an hour and a half and had to leave some behind cause the trailer started to sag. so is the 85cc 32cc the ultimate combo or is it just me the 018c has a picco micro 14" .43 guage bar and new chain the jonsereds has a 24" 3/8 .50 bar and new chain as well and I almost didn't notice the weight difference of the 920 over my homelite or my stihl both only 50 cc saws.

 

[spike60]

Ah yes, another 920 fan!

That saw must have been considered a great power to weight unit in it's day. IMO it still stacks up pretty well in that department against todays saws. If you run across a parts saw don't let it get away. Most parts for them are NLA.

 

[buck futter]

I'd love to hear that old girl in action.

I think and you will agree as you stay a little longer that you need a 50-60cc saw to fill out the mix.

It does sound like a nice combo having one guy drop and chop the trees and another one with a limb saw limbing it up.

as far as loading the trailer you have a son right?