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These are Brad's weights from his thread before running and first fill up.
13, 4.6oz and 15 2.2oz.
About 2 1/2 oz short of 2 lb in fluids.
Stihl Technical data has it as 6kg.
That's 13.2 lb
1.6 oz to a point × 2 = 3.2 oz [ 13, 3.2oz ]
They rounded off to the closest point of a kg which is 6.0kg
I would have figured over 2 lb in fluids.
Water weight would be about 2 1/2 lb. Looks like it's 20% less. than water weight
Funny how they give the oil tank in volume at 340 cc (cm3) and the fuel as simply .72 which is a liquid measurement. which would be normal.
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Enough of that BS
More BS..lol
So your bar length will depend on the depth and pitch as well.
I owned three 20" Oregon bars at the same time back in the day and all three different lengths. 2 were 3/8,72 dl and there was a quite a length difference in them. The third was .325, 72 dl that I changed to 3/8 eventually.
That must of been one skinny .325 bar. They are usually 78 or 81 dl from husqvarna or Stihl.
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