I have several 50cc pro saws, including the 4910, 261 and the 550. I will choose my 4910 any day over the other two when I grab one of them. When I am cutting wood I usually take 3 saws with me back on the tractor, my Husky 562, the 4910, and the 2511T.Some info I put together from Joe dyno. Just your avg work saws that last forever, nothing extreme done.
Echo 501 4910, Husky 550, Stihl 261 all woods ported by Joe and checked on dyno. Sheets below.
PHO but both tanks filled up and weighed by Joe. 550 13lbs 5.9oz, 261 12lbs 6.5oz, 501 4910 11lbs 14.7oz
Then figure in cost of each to begin with. IMO why alot of folks going the echo route.
More info I had researched last week in my group with porters.
Leaving dyno numbers out of this because they dont always tell the tell in the cuts.
Muffler modded echo 501 4910 will see gains of 18% 20% 22% give or take from it in cut times.
Add woods ported port work with that you can see another 20% 23% 25% gain in cut times.
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All of them still stock? No muffler mods or ported?I have several 50cc pro saws, including the 4910, 261 and the 550. I will choose my 4910 any day over the other two when I grab one of them. When I am cutting wood I usually take 3 saws with me back on the tractor, my Husky 562, the 4910, and the 2511T.
All of them still stock? No muffler mods or ported?
Can I ask why because if all stock the 550 261 eat the 4910 501 as them come and both the 261 550 smooth due to coil spring antivibe used. If no muffler modding done.
Is it the lighter weight like I am seeing as used even when compared to my NE 346 too? Plus cut right with the NE 346 too with muffler mods.
18" 325 full both
550 MKII weighs way more then 346 or the OE 550 I owned too.
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