So I’ve been chewing on this all week: if I decide to port the 361, it will obviously use more fuel. But how much will I notice it? Example: since it technically will cut faster, will it get the same amount of wood cut, just quicker, before running out?
Fuel consumption is not a HUGE concern, but it is something I need to think about since I intend to be felling with this saw aways from the truck. Typically my brother brings me fuel he carries on the skidder - I just don’t want to be running out all the time waiting for him to return. That’s a terrible feeling of halting production.. If any of you that have ported saws , even the builders, could chime in with some advice on the fuel consumption end of it, I would appreciate it!
I’m really torn between wanting a ported saw of my own OR selling saws and just buying the 462.. As smooth as the 361 runs stock, I can only imagine how much more wood it will eat once ported...