What's your favorite 70cc saw?

[P.M.P.]

That one yours?

That dam saw is impressive, holy *s-word

It's was impressive before it was sent to Mastermind after it became amazing

 

[PA Dan]

It's was impressive before it was sent to Mastermind after it became amazing

Well guess where that 7910 cylinder on my bench is headed?

 

[P.M.P.]

Well guess where that 7910 cylinder on my bench is headed?

HELL YEAH

 

[Deets066]

People don’t like facts to get in the way of their opinion.


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Speak on it..bruh

 

[PA Dan]

Ran the 6421 this morning! Really nice running saw! Ran it some locust, cherry and maple. Cant wait for the 7910 top end!

 

[P.M.P.]

Figured with the new 70cc saws this thread neads a bump.

 

[bigbadbob]

Bump

 

[MustangMike]

Figured with the new 70cc saws this thread neads a bump.

Good Idea! My favorite 70 cc saws are my ported 462s (one w/20", one with 24"). (one is a MMWS and one is a MOFO)

IMO, it took the manufacturers 30 years to make a saw that was both lighter and stronger than the 10 mm 044! Plus spring AV, clean air filter tech, and M Tronic!

 

[mettee]

Ran this quite a bit the last two weeks. Still my fav.

 

[dustinwilt68]

462 w a 20"
572 anything 24"+

I could be happy w either saw. Love the auto carbs, and now the 462 has its version of air injection like Husqvarna /jred has had since 90s

 

[MustangMike]

My ported 462s pull a 24" bar in hardwood with authority, and I'm sure they would also pull a 28" just fine. However, the light powerhead balances real nice with either a 24" E bar or the 20" E or Light ES bars. (I have not yet tried a 24" Light ES bar). Unfortunately, I think the 24" E bars are being discontinued, but stock is still available. They are great bang for the buck and light.

 

[bryanr2]

My favorite 70cc saw I’ve owned is my 440 hybrid. Next saw will be the echo 7310. I’m more interested in that saw than 572 or 462.

 

[Locust Cutter]

My ported 462s pull a 24" bar in hardwood with authority, and I'm sure they would also pull a 28" just fine. However, the light powerhead balances real nice with either a 24" E bar or the 20" E or Light ES bars. (I have not yet tried a 24" Light ES bar). Unfortunately, I think the 24" E bars are being discontinued, but stock is still available. They are great bang for the buck and light.

Or, just put a Sugi or Tsumura light bar on it, and name it the Axis Powers saw!!

 

[Maintenance Chief]

I mistakenly read the title post so"stock"?
Pro Mac 700.

 

[MustangMike]

Or, just put a Sugi or Tsumura light bar on it, and name it the Axis Powers saw!!

My 28" ES Light bars are substantially lighter than my 28" Sugi.

 

[bryanr2]

Good God can we keep the weight of *s-word in the other threads. This is about favorite 70cc saw- not what they weigh or how much the bar weighs.

 

[P.M.P.]

My favorite 70cc saw I’ve owned is my 440 hybrid. Next saw will be the echo 7310. I’m more interested in that saw than 572 or 462.

It looks friggin cool. I would like to get behind the handle for some trigger time.

 

[P.M.P.]

My 28" ES Light bars are substantially lighter than my 28" Sugi.

Good God can we keep the weight of *s-word in the other threads. This is about favorite 70cc saw- not what they weigh or how much the bar weighs.

https://opeforum.com/threads/official-chainsaw-weight-thread-for-each-class.22534/

 

[MustangMike]

The length and weight of a bar on a saw are very important factors in determining how it feels.

Some saws balance longer bars better than others, so it is important to the conversation.

The power head should be compatible with the intended use.

Besides, I was responding to a suggestion by another member as to why I made the choice that I did.

 

[bigbadbob]

461 CFB seems nice,,,,