What was the smallest cc chainsaw ever made?

[Banshee]

We've talked about the biggest, but who made the smallest cc chainsaw and what model was it?

I'm going to guess Husky 32. Is there one smaller than 32cc?

 

[tdi-rick]

Don't know about absolute smallest capacity, but the Tanaka ECS300 is only 29cc according to Mike Acres site and the Stihl MS192T is 30cc.

Wait, just found an old Shinny that's 28.5cc http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...670b5b830b79724f88256bb70053927c?OpenDocument

Smaller again, the Redmax/Komatsu/Zenoah top handle G250 is 25.4cc.

 

[beanz4brainz]

Smaller?

Hey, how about the Morrison CS25? .... 25cc??

 

[chainsawwhisperer]

What about those Cox and O&R model airplane engined saws of the 60's? 21cc I think.
CSW

 

[m44]

I know the shindaiwa 300s are 28.

 

[leeha]

What about those Cox and O&R model airplane engined saws of the 60's? 21cc I think.
CSW

You beat me to it.
I think the O&R engines would
be the smallest at 1.34ci not sure
on the cc's but smaller than small.


Lee

 

[MCW]

I have an Echo CS290EVL in really good condition that is 27.9cc
It sports a 12" bar and 3/8" Low Pro chain. Absolute weapon.
Actually a great little saw, complete with plastic dogs as part of the air filter cover. Starts and runs like a clock. All jokes aside a really good little saw.

And for your own entertainment (and size comparison) we have the flea on an Elephant pose (or a Chihuahua on a Great Dane)...

And those awesome plastic dogs...

One has to be careful not to puncture a femoral artery when using these. They are deceptively blunt. They don't like Aussie hardwood either for some reason?

Sorry about the blurry photos

 

[SkippyKtm]

"Flea on an elephant" Too fUNNY!

 

[chainsawwhisperer]

You beat me to it.
I think the O&R engines would
be the smallest at 1.34ci not sure
on the cc's but smaller than small.


Lee

YEE-HA Leeha!
CeeSW

 

[MotorSeven]

Dad had a tiny green Poulan, 8 or 10" bar. It would only run if the air cleaner was removed. I don't remember what model it was or the cc, but it was bought in the early 70's.

RD

 

[Saw Dr.]

And for your own entertainment (and size comparison) we have the flea on an Elephant pose (or a Chihuahua on a Great Dane)...

Looks like a really small asian guy on top of a really large european chick to me.....

Wonder what the offspring would look like?

 

[chainsawwhisperer]

Looks like a really small asian guy on top of a really large european chick to me.....

Wonder what the offspring would look like?

ROFL
I'm a "large European chick" enthusiast!
CSW

 

[FATGUY]

ROFL
I'm a "large European chick" enthusiast!
CSW

+1, that makes two of us!

 

[Ol' Brian]

According to Chainsaw Collectors Corner, my little Homey XL is 26.2cc's...

 

[Ganz]

According to Chainsaw Collectors Corner, my little Homey XL is 26.2cc's...

Yup, have one. Was going to throw that in here but you beat me to it!

 

[restoman]

I would imagine that 25 cc would be the smallest since that's what so many weed whacker engines are. Many think that well we make yard equipment, we have a built in customer base, what else can we do with this engine? Chainsaws ding ding ding. Bad idea in the end.

 

[stihl sawing]

Don't know which one but i'm pretty sure i owned one. Had a skill years ago and it wouldn't go through butter. Little bitty saw and was useless. Couldn't even limb with it.

 

[heimannm]

While it's not the smallest, my John Deere 9 (Remington Mity Might, or is that Mighty Mite?) @ 34 cc's has a compression release built in to the throttle lock. Makes for an easy starting saw, as if it needed to be any easier to pull over.

Mark

 

[spacemule]

How about no cc's?

 

[stihl sawing]

How about no cc's?

That thing would probably outcut that skill i had.lol