60cc class saws whats your pick

[species8472]

Wicked worksaw 562 for me.

 

[the BMOC]

I'd say a ms362.

 

[exSW]

Awesome!

 

[Poleman]

Bingo Junkman!!!
First choice would be a Dolmar 6100(ported) then an Echo CS620(ported). Both of those for nimbelness and light weight and build quality. Finish up with a 6400 just because it's an expandable saw and personally I like the feel of that series.

 

[DSS]

I'd say a ms362.

POW

 

[the BMOC]

POW

TLA's are ruining the online chainsaw forum community.

 

[paragonbuilder]

I'd say a ms362.

Of course!
You need to try some more saws...


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[DSS]

TLA's are ruining the online chainsaw forum community.

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[junkman]

Hullo Fred

 

[KenJax Tree]

QUOTE="the BMOC, post: 160332, member: 1655"]TLA's are ruining the online chainsaw forum community.[/QUOTE]

Mind your,,,,,,,,own business,,,,,,,,,,communist,,,,,,filthy,,,,,,,,zero

 

[ny15]

My 359 ported by Old Chicken Legs

 

[cgraham1]

What's a Dolmar?

A stock 262 is pretty good, but a ported one is a whole new game.

I liked mine stock. I like it better now.

 

[exSW]

Don't need to port mine.
I got one of these.

 

[RIDE-RED 350r]

I have run a 562xp once and it does deliver on it's promise, no denying that....

But that said, my first choice for 60cc is the good ol' 357xp. It was the first saw I drooled over probably 12 years back or so, and then I eventually was able to buy one brand new 10 years ago. Prior to buying my 357, the only thing I had was an old Husky 35. The 357 was the first REAL Husky and first brand new saw I ever bought. I still have that saw and am still in love with it to this day.

 

[Hedgerow]

Hooray farm boss!!!

 

[Cut4fun]

For in the cut 65cc give me my p 415 or 425. For 60cc my p 365 for weight and handling.

 

[Termitebuffet]

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How many cc's is the Red Monster ? [emoji200]

Zoo City Sawz

 

[P.M.P.]

I WANT A PORTED TREEMONKEY 357

 

[Idahonative]

If I could only keep one saw, it would be my MMWS Echo cs-600p with a 20, 24, and 28" bar. Cutting the softwood we have here in Idaho (Lodgepole, Red Fir, Tamarack), it's just a joy to run. I believe it will cut right there with any ported 60cc work saw. Simple, reliable, powerful, and reasonably priced...what more could a person want?

A ported cs-620p or Dolmar 6100 would be equally great choices as well IMO.

 

[CoreyB]

For some reason I like that super fat and obese. FYI the 6100 is on the left next to the 421. Lol