Same weights as the Tsumura T&L bar.
Inside the MS462C - Snellerized Style
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Same weights as the Tsumura T&L bar.
bet you could use some stiffer springs from the saws made in your country
The deflector is cast into the case on this model.
Basically just an overgrown MS241/261 here.
Look how dusty my degree wheel is! Yes, it's been a while!
Factory specs
Exhaust 98
Transfers 118-127 tapered (just like the 261)
Intake 84
Squish .025"
Compression 160
Factory specs
Exhaust 98
Transfers 118-127 tapered (just like the 261)
Intake 84
Squish .025"
Compression 160
Intake 84...isn't that A LOT of intake especially on a stock saw? I have seen some guys talking about how the 462 is not that great on fuel.
Yes, that's a lot for a stock saw. However, I like that much intake on some saws, but not any more than that. The concern for me is making it more with machine work. I think I'm only going to tighten the squish and call it a day. No popup on this one.
I have Devcon for the intake if you want to go that route.[emoji6]
Not a fan of epoxy inside the cylinder. Just my opinion.
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I just wish he would just crawl back under the rock from which he came from.The ignore button is a wonderful feature
Chainsaw Jim
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Stiffer springs would be a nice option
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Nice assortment of saws Brad are they customers or your personal collection
Same weights as the Tsumura T&L bar.
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Great pics Brad thanks for sharing
The deflector is cast into the case on this model.
Basically just an overgrown MS241/261 here.
was wondering your thoughts on the deflector could that brake off in time with fatigue I personally liked the bolt down deflector myself.How many tanks had you put through the saw before you pulled it down.
I'm not either, but I have used it and it does work extremely well. That said I likely wouldn't want it in a saw if I were making my living with it.
Thanks. Those are my collection. They're all 100% ready to go but are no longer used. I have work saws for that.
I wouldn't be concerned with it breaking off. This saw has 2 full tanks through it.Great pics Brad thanks for sharing
Only the Poulan Wood Shark is Brad's, the rest of the saws belong to his daughter...
I would agree... Late 80's early 90's Power to weight that era is hard to beat.. However Filtration, vibes, and electronics have certainly come a long way... I am just excited that they figured out a 70cc saw is supposed to weigh 13 lbs
The first Gen 046 is still a good machine in the woods.
The 371XP had the best power-to-weight ratio at the time it came out until the crankcases starting cracking through the bar pad...
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Still love my 371 though.. ported they sure are fun. I’d love to run this 462 side by side with it when Brad is done.
