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Anyone running the new Pinkway chainsaw?
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I saw those on Amazon. I actually thought they looked pretty cool.
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Magic Mike probably had some wood chips in his banana hammock after the film shoot.
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That's me in the picture, I just told them not to show my face...Amazon reviews are quite positive about the saw. The 56cc saw for $129 comes with two bars (18" & 20") and chains or the 64cc saw for $113. It appears that the 64 cc saw is 3.5 hp which puts it in line with a Stihl 271. The 56 cc saw is in line with a MS 251 power-wise.
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From the 26cc saw description:
"High Efficiency: Powerful 2 stroke Gasoline Engine delivers strong power to the steel bar and low-kickback chain. Engine speed up to 3000 rpm, and it is wear-resistant and high-temperature resistant, which can ensure stability and durability during use."
3000 rpm - be still my heart...
The 56cc and 63cc saws do so much better - 8500 rpm.
"High Efficiency: Powerful 2 stroke Gasoline Engine delivers strong power to the steel bar and low-kickback chain. Engine speed up to 3000 rpm, and it is wear-resistant and high-temperature resistant, which can ensure stability and durability during use."
3000 rpm - be still my heart...
The 56cc and 63cc saws do so much better - 8500 rpm.
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Maybe once it is ported, base gasket delete, muffler mod and K&N air filter it will jump up to 3500 rpm...maybe...
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Looks like a JonCutter.
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Yep. Zenoah clone just like most Amazon and ebay saws. They run pretty darn good.
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It could still do something so long as it has torque behind those 3500rpms
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I have three pinkway chainsaws
63cc
26cc
And electric.
Love the 63cc pinkway. Also like the electric, but haven't really pushed it yet to kill batteries.
Haven't put the 26cc into wood yet.
63cc
26cc
And electric.
Love the 63cc pinkway. Also like the electric, but haven't really pushed it yet to kill batteries.
Haven't put the 26cc into wood yet.
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How are you keeping the dust out of the carb? My Joncutter 5800 lets dust in.
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