WHATS YOUR PICK FOR 90CC SAWS

[hseII]

Yes I have

Did you put mix in it, or just pull it back and forth and make rudin' rudin' sounds?

Evidently,
Not only does my newly acquired 394 leak oil like an adolescent Labrador that is teething, it's also in need of new rings. [emoji849]

Because there is no comparison to these 2.

 

[jmssaws]

Actually my stihls will beat my 394 and 395. Been a while since I ran a 9010,ran good I remember.

 

[jmssaws]

Did you put mix in it, or just pull back and forth and make rudin' rudin' sounds?

Evidently,
Not only does my newly acquired 394 leak like an adolescent Labrador that is teething, it's also in need of new rings. [emoji849]

Rudin Rudin sounds. That's all I ever do with any saw.

 

[hseII]

Actually my stihls will beat my 394 and 395. Been a while since I ran a 9010,ran good I remember.

I thought we were talking stock?..

No Chit on "Your Stihls will beat a 394/5."

 

[hseII]

Rudin Rudin sounds. That's all I ever do with any saw.

Hey,
You were supposed to laugh, not go all "BS".

 

[jmssaws]

I thought we were talking stock?..

No Chit on "Your Stihls will beat a 394/5."

I haven't ran a stock saw in ages,aren't they slow and boring?

 

[hseII]

I haven't ran a stock saw in ages,aren't they slow and boring?

Lookahere Jimbo, when talking about "normal" 90s, we're not talking about no "trees falling when they hear it crank up", 50" cannon slinging 66.

You change gears faster than a rice rocket rider.

I'm slow: I do best with colors and pictures.

 

[jmssaws]

I believe a stock 394/5 would be hard to beat with any other stock saw.

My 395 is close to stock and runs very good.

 

[jmssaws]

Here's some 90cc saws,the 395 is very mild

 

[hseII]

Moobsy builds strong 66s, I know.

Yours looks dang strong: all I can figure is that you got a bunch of BS' sweat, and you are pouring it into the cylinder after you've assembled a newly built saw.

BS' sweat you say?

Yeah, I didn't know it existed either: just like pipe fitter's sweat.

 

[CR500]

Here's some 90cc saws,the 395 is very mild

I think the higher exhaust on the 661 will help a bit more speed wise,

It already has impressed me from the vids

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[mdavlee]

Moobsy builds strong 66s, I know.

Yours looks dang strong: all I can figure is that you got a bunch of BS' sweat, and you are pouring it into the cylinder after you've assembled a newly built saw.

BS' sweat you say?

Yeah, I didn't know it existed either: just like pipe fitter's sweat.

Hey I Sweat a couple times a year. Maybe

 

[Sierrawoodsman]

I like my Mastered 390.


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[treesmith]

It's a shame you boys in America can't get the non EPA ms660, the aussie version is pretty sweet, bone stock with DP muffler

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[Stihl working Hard]

It's a shame you boys in America can't get the non EPA ms660, the aussie version is pretty sweet, bone stock with DP muffler

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That is one of the reasons I won't sell my 660 Andy awesome saw

 

[Black Dog Chainsaw]

Notice how the Dolmar is in front and the Stihl is just used as an arm rest.

Heath,
Change your hat and coat!!!

 

[Black Dog Chainsaw]

Yeah, a Dolmar PS-9010 would do the trick!

Anyone ran one directly against a PS-7900, curious how much more power a PS-9010 boasts - from the operators point of view!
I know how my PS-7900 feels, how much more UMPH does a PS-9010 have?

Specs on paper say (PS-7900 vs. PS-9010):
- 4,6 kW / 4,9 kW
- 6.2 HP / 6.6 HP
- 5,2 Nm / 5,8 Nm

More torque runs a longer bar better, and doesn't have oiling issues (like 6400/7910 series). Ported... They pull like a freight train!

 

[CR500]

More torque runs a longer bar better, and doesn't have oiling issues (like 6400/7910 series). Ported... They pull like a freight train!

Is there a solution/mod for the 7900 oil pumps.

A 28" bar is about long as I feel safe running it oil wise.

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[mdavlee]

Is there a solution/mod for the 7900 oil pumps.

A 28" bar is about long as I feel safe running it oil wise.

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Yes. More ramp on the end of the plunger

 

[beaglebriar]

Jonsered 930 Super, I WILL find one eventually.

I have one coming in this week. It's complete but I'm not sure of the condition just yet.