1 Saw Plan

[rocketnorton]

either 038s or m. have m now, but have/had 3 s.

 

[Nitehawk55]

For what I do a 60cc saw , not too heavy and enough juice to get er done .

 

[radio]

I need to know where to find a 22" and 26" bar¿??

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I recently picked up a Carlton 22" with replaceable nose. I haven't used it yet but it's a pretty solid and rigid bar. The part number is 22-42-A376-ST.

 

[sawfun]

044 or 372 for me

 

[Duce]

I would take a 60-70 cc any flavor saw with the sharpest chain.

 

[drf256]

Ported 036, nuff said...

 

[Backtroller]

You beat me to it. I concur a ported 036. I could probably make that work but life wouldn't be as exciting

 

[jk14]

+1 ported 036 would be my choice




Or an 044 or 06..... nevermind 036 it is.

 

[Onan18]

If I could only keep one it would definitely be my 272, a little heavy for limbing but manageable with a 20" bar and enough power to slab the 28" rounds.

Joe

 

[CoreyB]

Mine would be my Dolmar 6100. Handles all the oak and Hickory I can feed it and bigger then what I want to split. So I just noodle it with the 6100. It is my felling saw, bucking saw, wood splitter on the big nasty stuff. And it can limb with the best of them.
However a guy can get a ton done with a good little 40-50cc saw. My 421 is a little go getter.
I can post videos Lol. But you all have seen them all already.

 

[skippy]

I am not going to post my answer until I try my solo out !

 

[Wolverine]

Skippy you own a 357 don't you? Let 'er eat!

 

[skippy]

Skippy you own a 357 don't you? Let 'er eat!

i do but I want to get it ported first....

 

[Jughead]

357xp,036,600p either one wont let you down.

 

[Magnumitis]

 

[wildroamer]

Well that's a tough one! I only own 3 saws, and won't count my Dad's.

So, first is my 421. Bought it new, switched to the euro catless muffler, and really learned how to tune a saw on this baby. I've cut more wood, by a mile, with this saw than the other two. Dropped some giant ash, maple, black cherry, hardhack, etc with it. Far more than it's size would warrant. Light, nimble, reliable, and has done everything I could ask wearing an 18" bar.

Then came my 562. This thing has simply performed flawlessly. Mastermind mm is the only tweak. Runs strong, and I always wear hearing protection anyway.

Finally is the big boy. Solo 681. Simply a beast and not close to being broken in yet. Not only the strongest by a fair stretch, obviously, but some added personal value as I did the conversion from 665 myself.

A really tough call, but emotions aside I would have to go with the 562. Nimble enough for limbing, ballsy enough for almost everything else.

 

[CR888]

I bought some 681 Solo's near six years ago. Back then people had not really even heard of them. I would post that they would eat a 372xp or 460 for breakfast and folks would laugh. They are damn strong saws with a powers to weight ratio I have yet to see better in ANY saw from the major two brands or any brand for that matter. The 681 is only one product Solo produced, their catologue of products is far bigger than either Stihl or Husky including mowers and a bunch of stuff. Their backpack blowers, sprayers & clearing saws/brushcutters kick ass. If they were marketed properly....

 

[Stihl working Hard]

I think if it's just one saw which would be hard for me to make a firm decision would be my MS381 20"

 

[CR500]

Either the 7900 or 461

Love the 661, 441, and 064
But the 2 above would be decided by a sacred coin flip if I was to only have one.

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[Stump Shot]

All this "one saw plan" craziness is effectively doing, is making a list of all the saws I'd like to try. Would love to try a Solo or even an Efco for that matter. One Saw, I aint never.