The ms362c-m Type II is....

[junkman]

Don't believe everything you read on the forums.

But I know for a fact that the incredible type 2 ported would spank a 390xp in 24" oak.

Yes but what if the oak is 25 in a couple of spots ?

 

[sawmikaze]

By the logic of this post 70cc is the best of all the rest

What it means is..

No saw is faster than a ported 362c in wood under 25"

Pay attention.

 

[junkman]

What it means is..

No saw is faster than a ported 362c in wood under 25"

Pay attention.

What if it is softwoods ,i have no oak here .

 

[the GOAT]

What if it is softwoods ,i have no oak here .

Ported, the INCREDIBLE ms362c-m type 2 is the optimum blend of awesomeness, torque and RPM. There is simply no saw faster in wood under 25".

Are you new to the forums or sump thing?

 

[JeffGu]

My wood grows soft, as we speak, under the weight of all this bullsh... er... awesomeness. Are you saying that a ported little Miss KrispyKremesicle II will inspire dreams of hardwood and beat, burnt bodies, veins in my teeth and ripping through fresh, young meat with a 20" Sugihara and full chisel chain? I would hate to invest heavily in new talent that falls short of such lofty aspirations as 70cc balls and unbeatable performance in those tiny sub-25" sticks you see guys cutting up with $15 garage sale Poulans. Are we talking hardwood dazzle, or forumspeak bamboozle? I want a long term love affair with a serious chainsaw, not a $5 truckstop quickie with a plastic pump-up from the Redmax District. Should I be calling my Stihl guy, telling him that I have it on good authority that there is true awesomeness to be had from the pages of his catalog?

 

[stihl saws]

No better than the carb version that's heavier. I like the old one, it keeps my arms looking swolled.

 

[Brian Simonseth]

The 362 cm type 2 now ......

They most be talking about her ass