661 help

[Moparmyway]

OK for cant racing, but for real world use ...

Some of the members view real world as cant racing ..................... just sayin

 

[T.Roller]

OK for cant racing, but for real world use ...

Too Rich is too rich no matter what rpm.

 

[MustangMike]

Too Rich is too rich no matter what rpm.

And Piss Revving is just Piss Revving!

I worry more about "in the cut", and in the cut the M-Tron likely gives you an advantage that the fixed tune is incapable of providing.

 

[T.Roller]

And Piss Revving is just Piss Revving!

I worry more about "in the cut", and in the cut the M-Tron likely gives you an advantage that the fixed tune is incapable of providing.

I agree with that. M tronic can adjust where a regular carb cannot

 

[T.Roller]

I wasn't speaking of piss Revving either.

 

[Onan18]

395 fixes the problem good.[emoji16]

I want to swap solenoid on my carb on mine. It acts funny from time to time. That or I'm going to put a WJ69 on it and forget about it

THIS!!! ^^^

 

[mdavlee]

And Piss Revving is just Piss Revving!

I worry more about "in the cut", and in the cut the M-Tron likely gives you an advantage that the fixed tune is incapable of providing.

That is true in big stuff. In a 10x10 you're through it in under 2 seconds per cut normally so the extra 3k rpm it hits the wood is a huge advantage. For a work saw mtronic is great. I don't like a 661 any better over a 70cc saw for working so far. A 395 is still king of the milling saws.

 

[super3]

I sold my 395 and kept the 661.

 

[mdavlee]

I sold my 395 and kept the 661.

I've not got a ton of run time on mine yet. I'm going to use it some this summer. My grandpa said there's a huge tree down. Probably 084 territory but I'll use the 661 and a 34" or 50" on it to get more time with it.

 

[super3]

Same here but I did put a few of tanks thru it last week cutting off a ditch bank.
I do need a 3/4 handle.

 

[bikemike]

And Piss Revving is just Piss Revving!

I worry more about "in the cut", and in the cut the M-Tron likely gives you an advantage that the fixed tune is incapable of providing.

I will disagree there. Sometimes getting a bit more rpm when the cut is nearing it's end is nice for big delimbing work ocean you dump a whole tree. The slash N dash, get the *f-word out the way

 

[Cigmaker]

I've not got a ton of run time on mine yet. I'm going to use it some this summer. My grandpa said there's a huge tree down. Probably 084 territory but I'll use the 661 and a 34" or 50" on it to get more time with it.

50" I'd need a helper handle lol.

 

[mdavlee]

50" I'd need a helper handle lol.

Nah. 50" isn't too bad. 72 is a whippy bastard

 

[Cigmaker]

Nah. 50" isn't too bad. 72 is a whippy bastard

Man I saw a 72 at my local husky dealer awhile back. I had to take three steps to look at the whole thing lol. If I remember right it was $500.00.

 

[MustangMike]

I've cut trees that were larger than my 36" light bar, but never felt like I wanted or needed a longer bar than that!

My 066 with the 36" light is my long bar saw. If I can't handle it with that, than I don't want to do it!

For those of you skilled enough to run longer bars, more power to ya!

 

[Cigmaker]

I've cut trees that were larger than my 36" light bar, but never felt like I wanted or needed a longer bar than that!

My 066 with the 36" light is my long bar saw. If I can't handle it with that, than I don't want to do it!

For those of you skilled enough to run longer bars, more power to ya!

I completely agree with you sir.

 

[Cobby08]

Same here but I did put a few of tanks thru it last week cutting off a ditch bank.
I do need a 3/4 handle.

For a 661?

 

[super3]

For a 661?

Yes.

 

[Cobby08]

Mine lasted almost two weeks and got replaced for a regular. $110 shipped and thats with the elbow.