Recomend a 70+ CC saw whats your favorite

[tdi-rick]

20" bar, STIHL ms 441R the best air filtration in the business

and will pull a 28" no probs over there top fuel economy as well

The air filtration on a 7900 with the HD filter is at least equal to the Stihl in terms of filtering, and the DolMak has more grunt

 

[deye223]

The air filtration on a 7900 with the HD filter is at least equal to the Stihl in terms of filtering, and the DolMak has more grunt

have they fixed the filters falling apart I seam to remember matt having trouble with that and at least with the stihl or husky it's all there and you don't have to go and buy more stuff to make it the way It should be in the first place

 

[tdi-rick]

Never had a problem with mine (yet)

The Husky filtration is almost second rate in comparison I hate to say and remember they just don't have the dust problem OS we have here and in South Africa.

 

[Stihlman441]

Depends on what you wont
Im talking ported saws here
If you cut a little firewood and like a torquey saw and ant bother by crap AV and filter system then the 461 is the go.
If you cut a lot of firewood and like a smooth,good AV,good filter system,less fumes and fuel,Auto tune saw then the 441C is the go.
I like the R (wrap models) ya get twin bumber spikes,roller chain catcher,high out put oiler and in the 441 stiffer AV springs,and if ya dont like the wrap handle change it to a standard one.:msp_biggrin:

 

[timmcat]

7900, you cant go wrong. 80cc power, 70 cc weight. enough said....

 

[jughead500]

Mcculloch 7-10,PM700,4300,cp-70 and sp70.

 

[greendohn]

Ya' gotta love the Jonny 2171,,,20"28" bar, no problems. And it's purty, you'll have the best...

 

[Mastermind]

Id like to see somebody buy that NOS Jonsered 2171 in the classifieds so it quits taunting me. Surprised nobody has jumped all over that. If I didnt already have one it would be mine.:msp_wub:

It's sold.....

 

[Jimmy in NC]

Don't overlook the 365's.. with a few minutes work you can have a 372 all for less money!

My "365 Special" holds it's own... it was left alone with this chimp that walks around with a grinder though....

 

[Mastermind]

It doesn't get any better......

New Mastermind Worksaws Husqvarna 375XP 75cc Chainsaw 371 372 372XP | eBay

 

[echoshawn]

It doesn't get any better......

New Mastermind Worksaws Husqvarna 375XP 75cc Chainsaw 371 372 372XP | eBay

 

[rullywowr]

Husqvarna 372XP. Very awesome saw. I have a 20" on mine currently and it just rips through huge logs and asks for more. The only drawback of a 70+cc saw is going to be the weight however. Great for bucking and felling, I will grab my 550xp for the medium/smaller limbing stuff just to save my arms and back.

 

[Trx250r180]

this lil guy gets with the program View attachment 290476

this one runs real good for a stock jug View attachment 290477


did i mention i like the 1128 series View attachment 290478View attachment 290479View attachment 290482

 

[Mastermind]

It's the Husky decomp..... :msp_sneaky:

 

[deye223]

It's the Husky decomp..... :msp_sneaky:

looks like it came of the saw ya selling at the top of the page haha it's black (or does that model have a black decomp):msp_unsure:

 

[Trx250r180]

It's the Husky decomp..... :msp_sneaky:

the blue button is the secret weapon :msp_sneaky: gives the nos shot

 

[elanjoe]

I would go with the 2171. shes purty.

 

[deye223]

yep purty ugly :big_smile:

 

[Abflyboy]

Skip 70cc and get a MS660 for a 2 saw plan. The difference in weight is miniscule and 90cc will do it better, faster, and do more than a 70cc saw.

Then put a Big Bore kit on it.

 

[Mastermind]

Skip 70cc and get a MS660 for a 2 saw plan. The difference in weight is miniscule and 90cc will do it better, faster, and do more than a 70cc saw.

Then put a Big Bore kit on it.

The MS660 is a saw I have no use for. They can be made into fairly serious runners but are just too damn heavy......plus my 372XPs will beat the pants off of them even after being ported at a huge weight savings.

The Big Bore kits I've seen for the 660 are all junk BTW.