What's the best stock chainsaw ever built?

[tdi-rick]

Which saw would these girls use? :msp_smile:

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Why, a pole saw of course.

 

[Man of $tihl]

The weight spec. is just too far off - it isn't what it pretends to be in that regard!

The Solo 681 is a factory hot rod and was lighter then my 036pro. No specs. Hands on fact.

 

[J.W Younger]

:deadhorse:

 

[BloodOnTheIce]

Stihl 064.

 

[Arbor Vision]

372xpw...bone stock.

 

[woodgrenade]

husky 394, stihl 034

 

[FrankHgh]

Stihl 076

and second 056 MagII

 

[72thing]

What's the best stock chainsaw ever built?

Mine!

Will

 

[pwoller]

The 2100, didnt you see the other thread about them?

 

[KiwiBro]

The 2100, didnt you see the other thread about them?

Smooth and will keep chugging away under full load. The one I was was privileged to use recently was a pleasure to sink into big (for me anyway) wood.

 

[lumberjunk]

Good Stock Saws

I had one of them 262xp's and it was good but,
I have a 116si and 120si and that 262xp would not cut as good as either one of them.
They were stock as far as I knew. Also have a Makita(dolmar)dcs6800i that I bought new and know it has no mods and it is about as torquey(spelling?)as I have run in the 65cc-70cc range, so my vote would have to be ? Like so many others have said, no one saw answer. I would put in a vote for the Makita dcs6800i if I had too.

 

[NORMZILLA44]

I have run saw's, now for 24 year's, and evrything I could get my hand's on. The best stock saw I have ever run is a 2101xp. I don't even have to think about it.

 

[Oldsawnut]

Hey Norm...... Don't feed the Space Mule. Good choice of saw tho

 

[Saw Dr.]

Mac 850

 

[Kenskip1]

Stihl O28 nuff said, Ken

 

[MEATSAW]

Stock saws...hmmm

I am going to go with a McCulloch 10-10A. Muffler mod? Wait is that even a muffler? The only "mod" you could do is just take it off and just takes way too much effort. Its got enough torque to handle longer bars but light and agile enough to be quick with short ones. Fully adjustable carb, automatic and manual oiler, ridiculously easy to start, minimal plastic parts, and its American made. WTF more do you need?

 

[WidowMaker1]

395xp

 

[chopperfreak2k1]

026 PRO
046 MAG
066 MAG
in that order






yes of course i'm biased!!!

 

[cheeves]

I'm going with the 262 Husky based on the power to weight. The 6401 Makita should also be mentioned. Super versatile!

 

[SawTroll]

5100s very capable 50cc saw, .....

Capable yes, but not really well handling, for a 50cc saw! :msp_wink: