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Just sayin.they don't last at all.
Just sayin.they don't last at all.
A high compression saw will eat elastic handles If their used much, falling you might start your saw 50+ times a day.
Cutting and topping you start your saw at least once every tree.I hooked a ms362 up that was 6 months old and it had around 1,400 starts.
Gotta have something Stihl on that 262. Lol
A 230lb 90cc saw is a much harder starting saw than a 60cc at 230lb but still not terrible.
The 185lb hybrid i built David Young is the only saw to get me in a long time.
It got me almost every time I started it
It was less than 200lbsNot sure what your favorite 064 was at for compression last year when we had it at Dan's, but I had no probs starting her to cut that really nice piece of red oak:
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It was less than 200lbs
The freak is @Moparmyway's saw. 230 or 240 psi 066Well dang I knew I should have tried starting the saw you guys called "the freak". I think that one was there too... Was that a ridiculous compression saw?
The freak is @Moparmyway's saw. 230 or 240 psi 066
Al's saw is right at 200lbs it's the highest stihl I've built in a long timeWell dang I knew I should have tried starting the saw you guys called "the freak". I think that one was there too... Was that a ridiculous compression saw?
The freak is @Moparmyway's saw. 230 or 240 psi 066
My old 064 was a 288 piston saw so it was 175 or 180lb .Well dang I knew I should have tried starting the saw you guys called "the freak". I think that one was there too... Was that a ridiculous compression saw?
My old 064 was a 288 piston saw so it was 175 or 180lb .
I gave that cylinder to a friend who's been falling trees with it for a year.