IffykidMn
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Most comes down to trade offs, I do not care for dragging anything much over 24" around in the brush and limbs so.I guess I should mention that what I use a saw for is felling and topping and limbing. Not a firewood feller. Cutting oak, hickory, poplar, maple, walnut, ash, etc. (Logging) so all the stump activities (face cuts, boring, back barring, sectional cutting, etc). And I guess doing all those different cuts requires a good dose of forgiveness to really make for a good worksaw. Something that you don’t have to fight for several hours at a time.
70cc 24" 7 pin
90cc 24" 8 pin to keep the saw from bouncing off the rev limiter as much but still has a fair bit more oooomph than the 70cc 7 pin.
both full house full comp.
Tree avg 20-30" if tress ran bigger or smaller average I might reconsider my setup.
back 40 odd years ago cutting pulpwood it was a 70cc 7 pin with 20" b&c.