nmurph
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And then you'll discover you need an 85-120cc saw.
Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!- one step at a time. You have to hook them gently so they don't know they are caught.
And then you'll discover you need an 85-120cc saw.
Wouldn't ya know it I just passed a yard sale and saw an orange saw so I turned around and it turned out to be 350 in really good shape started and ran good. Got him down to $125 so I bought it. Wishing I would've bought the 365 now.
LOL!~!!!
I told you so.
Take it back and ask for the 365.
346xp works for me... :msp_biggrin:
Your right for what I'm using for the 555 will do fine. On paper it would make more sense to have a 50cc and a 70 ish cc saw than a 50 and 60 but paper doesn't weigh 14 pounds either. I got the 350 for a pretty good deal if I don't use it I'll pass it on at a good deal.
That one works for everyone! :msp_biggrin:
You'll be fine with what you have now. While 10cc's isn't much of a difference the 555 may perform like a 65cc due to the more responsive power curve from the auto tune. The ligher weight will also be handy and you'll be less tired and prone to incidents. Really if you're running a 20" bar 90% of the time then the 555 should rock it.
If it will bother you then go spend the extra $50 and get the 365, it is seriously impressive if you've never ran a bigger saw. It really wakes you up. Do what you can live with.
Whatever you decide in the end you'll be happy.
I rest my case from my earlier post, listen to you guys!! The poor OP, now that he bought his saw hope he left the room. Otherwise, two weeks from now he will be wondering when he lays his innocent head on the pillow, what he's missing out on in a smaller saw and whats to be had with a bigger saw. You guys are a bunch of CAD Devils whispering in mans ear. LOL
3.1 kW = 3.2 hp.
Actually It's kilowatt times 1.34 = Hp. So for the example of 3.1kw, the horsepower would be 4.154 Hp.kw x 1.67 [I think] = hp.
Actually It's kilowatt times 1.34 = Hp. So for the example of 3.1kw, the horsepower would be 4.154 Hp.
We've all been there before :msp_biggrin:I stand corrected, thanks... after a nap, realized I posted wrong formula... logged back in to see its been properly stated.
Actually It's kilowatt times 1.34 = Hp. So for the example of 3.1kw, the horsepower would be 4.154 Hp.
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