How many run bigger cc saws?

[Marine-piper]

I got you all beat! Look at this killer I just got with the hedge trimmer attachment, read'em and weep boys[emoji1787]

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[Huskybill]

I remember those hedge trimmers. From ages ago.

The Remington brand goes way back into the last century chainsaw wise.

 

[Wood Doctor]

I kept this one around for awhile just to remind me that now and then a monster was not needed:

Lot of hours on this saw. I still have a spare 10" chain that reminds me not to lend out saws that you like.

 

[Huskybill]

My Husqvarna 240sg was for the tops and little stuff. I’m rebuilding one now.

 

[JohnT34]

For big saws I have the following in operation
181se x 2
281xp
288xp
2100CD
372xp
576xp

Previous big saws sold on to new homes
Jonsered 2188 x 2
Stihl 661
576xp
281xp x 2


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[president]

I have 45 over 100 cc, a few 137 cc is biggest, use when required.

136 cc is your 090!no doubt

 

[pioneerguy600]

136 cc is your 090!no doubt

Yes. One AV, one non AV and a Contra S. The 066 and 064`s feel lite after running the bigguns.

 

[Huskybill]

You can really cut quicker with a larger cc power head.

 

[Ted Jenkins]

My smallest saw for limbing is a couple of Husky 460 X. I just got a 372 XP which feels really lite so maybe it will work out well. A MS 660 can limb and cut too. It is not quite as lite as the 372 XP though. Thanks

 

[Huskybill]

Do you think as the saw manufacturers up the anti up in making the 70 cc class of saws more powerful and lighter they may take the place of the bigger cc saws in the Future?

 

[full chizel]

You can really cut quicker with a larger cc power head.

Not necessarily. In what size wood? What size bars?

 

[ML12]

Honestly depends on what I plan on cutting. Going for alder or birch for firewood - taking a 50cc to 60cc saw with a 24" bar, light, good power, fast enough. Going for maple or cedar or for milling and blocking - 87cc to 103cc. Going to play around and cut cookies - gear drive.