Homeowner Saw Comparison 40CC Class

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Couldn't help but notice that the Dolmar 420 was absent. Guess that you didn't want to flat out spank the others, eh? :hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange:

just got a ps 421 last week pulled the cat, its a strong runner
 
MS 250
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Even I would take a MS250 over the ones listed initially here, despite I don't like that saw at all - it just is a larger and more capable saw, despite all its shortcomings (and it doesn't belong in a thread about 40cc saws). :msp_sneaky:
 
That saw weights like the best 50cc saws, and it isn't a "homeowner" class saw.

It is totally irrelevant in this thread! :msp_smile:

Correction, old friend! The Dolmar 420 isn't built like a homeowner class saw, yet it remains priced as one. Not Dolmar's fault that the competition overcharges for what they provide.

You will recall a post you made some time back where you stated that only Dolmars with 4-digit designation were "pro", and the rest with 3-digit designation were "homeowner" models.

In any event, the 420 most certainly is a 40cc class saw, and one of the best out there. Hardly irrelevant.
 
Without cat it should weigh the same as the 241.

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cat weight 7 oz, so 10.8lbs =10lb 12oz minus 7 oz =10 lb 5 oz

killed my ms180 disposable, ms362 to heavy for saplings love the saw

3hp stock, maybe 3.5hp modded 10 lbs

couldnt find a better saw
 
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That saw weights like the best 50cc saws, and it isn't a "homeowner" class saw.

It is totally irrelevant in this thread! :msp_smile:

but at $300 out the door, i had no other option for that kind of cash- call me cheap
 
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