By all means, take as much of it over as you'd like. I respect your opinion very much.You'll get a few more RPMs out of the hybrid and little more torque out of the 461. I have videos of both in the same wood. I don't want to take over this thread though. That's not my intent.
Flywheel weight will affect spool up and recovery. Maybe a drop more potential energy when the chain hits the wood, but that’s it.Which has a heavier crank and flywheel? The 460 or 440? I’m guessing which one has a heavier crank and flywheel with that case capacity difference you guys mention has to do with torque and rpm differences as well.
Then assemble.Just leave bearings and crank in. Fill it with sand, then dump it out and weigh the sand.
Shakin not stirred.Just leave bearings and crank in. Fill it with sand, then dump it out and weigh the sand.
The 044 he ported wasn’t a gas hog at all. But I’m sure a hybrid uses more fuel, it should. More displacement.I can speak personally on MOFO Saws and fuel economy. After I got my 026 back and ran it for a while, first thing I mentioned to Al was how good it was on fuel as compared to the power. I was pleasantly surprised.
I had a 440 ported that guzzled fuel.
I realize fuel economy is nor very important to tree professionals, but for me, I thought it was important, as I have to buy 5 gallon canned fuel.
Very good power for the fuel used.