Deciding what to build

[huskyboy]

372 or 7900.

X. P. W. Having one built for myself.

 

[Simondo]

Still an overweight 70cc that takes 3 buskers to hold the parts.

Didn't say much to convince you its worth a try then..

 

[mdavlee]

Didn't say much to convince you its worth a try then..

I worked on one. Never again

 

[maulhead]

I worked on one. Never again

Poast of the month

 

[t4driller]

Still an overweight 70cc that takes 3 buskers to hold the parts.

I have 2 project 441s, didn't enjoy tearing them down at all. Hope I can remember how it goes back together. Lol

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[TreeLife]

Leaning toward the hybrid, I want to run a 20-24" on it.

He could build all of those.

Yeah I could lol funds allowing!

I like how you think Mike.

I likes how he thinks too!

 

[mdavlee]

I have 2 project 441s, didn't enjoy tearing them down at all. Hope I can remember how it goes back together. Lol

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Good luck LOL

 

[t4driller]

Leaning toward the hybrid, I want to run a 20-24" on it.

Yeah I could lol funds allowing!

I likes how he thinks too!

I vote hybrid, some fine running machines.

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[t4driller]

Good luck LOL

Gee thanks mike.. lol

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[paragonbuilder]

Leaning toward the hybrid, I want to run a 20-24" on it.

Yeah I could lol funds allowing!

I likes how he thinks too!

20-24" bar I'd be thinking of getting @ Canadian farm boy's ported 044 jug and slapping it on there.
Quick, done and you won't be disappointed.



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[bikemike]

I'd build the I'd build a ms 092. Yes I said it hybrid 092 better description inline twin 046 single carb for tuning, weight, and size

 

[t4driller]

20-24" bar I'd be thinking of getting @ Canadian farm boy's ported 044 jug and slapping it on there.
Quick, done and you won't be disappointed.



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[Dub11]

Sell all of these and go buy your 395! Working on saws is over rated!

 

[dustinwilt68]

Hybrid, I have ran Dall's that CFB built, pulls a 25" very nice, convinced me that I NEEDED one. Light weight and crazy power, what's not to like?

 

[dustinwilt68]

Then sell the 441, and buy CFB already ported cylinder and slap it on the 440, easy peasy. Not a huge fan of the 441 model myself, comes up short next to the 440, imo.

 

[TreeLife]

I personally don't like the 441, too heavy for the power it makes. Back before it took a nap and we were using it we used to call it the "toddler" because it was like hauling a small child around.

 

[Simondo]

I personally don't like the 441, too heavy for the power it makes. Back before it took a nap and we were using it we used to call it the "toddler" because it was like hauling a small child around.

The saws you have to work on are ones that your outfit have worked till there ready for retirement then ?

 

[TreeLife]

The saws you have to work on are ones that your outfit have worked till there ready for retirement then ?

Yes, the units were put out to pasture/thrown into an old enclosed trailer til I came back (I've worked for them before), now I am trying to resurrect some of the saws I enjoyed that they have ruined lol

 

[Simondo]

Yes, the units were put out to pasture/thrown into an old enclosed trailer til I came back (I've worked for them before), now I am trying to resurrect some of the saws I enjoyed that they have ruined lol

With the working knowledge of the 441 i can see how my suggestion is a none starter. On paper at 6.6kg and 5.7 hp they never looked so bad as there .2 kg up on a 372 but . 2hp more . Real world working counts as always though.

 

[TreeLife]

Power to weight is important to me, on a 10 hour day logging I probably have the saw in my hand for 8 hours. Im not super vibration sensitive but if the saw is a real rattle trap I suffer, having broken many bones in the past is a real downer!