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That would be interesting to see in wood! The 254 looks more forgiving, and but then 550 would probably be faster in smaller wood?

For sure a case that comes down to chain and operator.

I think most of the graphs will be like that when u compare older models to their new brothers.
Like 026 261, 036 361/2, and so on
Very well could be, I have a stock 026 here to run sometime. And v1 261c


Let’s just hope they got the emissions down. Didn’t really make much gain in what, 30ish years? Now inquiring minds are looking for a bone stock 346...This is clearly the best thing to happen in 2020! Thanks, Joe :)

Welcome, someone going to have to find one of those little things.

Oe or ne?
 

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Is there more to get?


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Like to saw easy pickings.... but not dug into it yet...
It is .059 hp per cc. Most good running stock are in the .075-09 range.

Ported is .1 - .127 per cc...

Getting towards the upper side could get pretty wild....
 

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Detroit is the issue. They had warehouses full of boxes that were waiting their turn due to covid

Chitcago too. When I order stuff from out west it usually goes through Chitcago first.:confused:
I've had decent luck at the lake. Things land in Grand Rapids first up there. Down in Hillsdale? Not so much. Detroit distro
 

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Gonna ruffle some feathers...

When you factor in a 5105 is 11.9 lbs and a 261 c V II is only 10.8 lbs, it puts the #s in a different perspective.

Ditto with the new 462 … excellent power to weight. First saw in 30 years to weigh less than a 044/440 or 372 and put out more power.
 
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When you factor in a 5105 is 11.9 lbs and a 261 c V II is only 10.8 lbs, it puts the #s in a different perspective.

Ditto with the new 462 … excellent power to weight. First saw in 30 years to weight less than a 044/440 or 372 and put out more power.
Those of us familiar with them know how ruggedly they're built, and how strong they run. Just kind of nice to see it confirmed. They've been amongst the top of the heap power-wise in their respective class for quite some time.
 

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well the 5105 and 6100 are my 2 got to saws. the 5105 is a heated handle so its a little heaver but the heater dont work when you dont turn it on lol. all in all fun saws to run. thank you joe for running them for me
 

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Trip a 201 rear handle I purchased took recently. Yeah Seattle to Pittsburgh is a logical route when I live in the middle of Michigan. Totally makes sense o_O But Detroit to St Louis MO is just dumber than titts on a turtle. Then it supposedly arrived and departed there TWICE before finally finding it's way to me many days later than expected.
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Fellas I would avoid sending stuff USPS.
FedEx has been awful here too. People have had stuff sitting on a trailer for over a month without explanation
 
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