All logical of corse, but... as there no longer available in the USA they have the "Rarity" value , in new condition even more so !I don't cut big wood... Have had 3 or 4 90cc saws before and ended up selling them all. Now if someone else wanted this one I might be able to facilitate that as well.
With that short bar you could put a 9 pin on it. They have more torque than you think they would. My 9000 with 9010 ignition has a 8 pin sprocket it don't even start to work it with a 24 " bar.Does it come with that European short bar? Lol
No , cat free from production .Does this saw Gary posted have a CAT muffler?
With that short bar you could put a 9 pin on it. They have more torque than you think they would. My 9000 with 9010 ignition has a 8 pin sprocket it don't even start to work it with a 24 " bar.
Your welcome.Thank you sir
From the very little I’ve experienced with them, they have 395xp level of torque. Maybe little less rpm... but just as much torque. Tugboat of the saw world comes to mind. Oils good too.Hey Gary, when you sell it, give me 1st dibs please. Lol
I'm diversifying.
The German nick name for them is "The Hammer"From the very little I’ve experienced with them, they have 395xp level of torque. Maybe little less rpm... but just as much torque. Tugboat of the saw world comes to mind. Oils good too.
No need ...the 9010 is 13500 rpm free .Hmmm. Is there another coil that could be switched in to make it go fast fast?
Try it. You’ll like it. Think of it as a slightly bigger torquier 660. They are built like tanks from the looks. Lots of metal in the construction. Sondre’s pulled some .404 the other day nicely.Yes sir
Always on the prowl.