And your definition of a big saw is......
Tractors and wood! Show your pics
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Molalla1
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"little"
hunt4570
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- Grand L3540 ,724 loader, bucket, grapple and now forks also! And just for OP.. a pool!
Oh , like my ms362 or something.. heck even my ms260 would be too big for the job.. the little top handled guy was just about perfect.
hunt4570
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Ahh, I've not heard that term..
I never considered a 50 cc saw a big saw, to me big starts at 55cc, heres an example of what consider a big saw..............
About the time that you need something that big, it's time for me to go home.
I wont be far behind......... I bought it back in (03) for over $700.00, in (09) I had to go down to a smaller 50cc saw.
Holy cow these little munchkin saws cost that much, I paid $350.00 for a 50cc Echo 501p saw..
ECHO CS-271T 26.9cc Top Handle Chain Saw - ECHO USA
ECHO CS-271T 26.9cc Top Handle Chain Saw - ECHO USA
My father had a Stihl about that size years ago. He had bought a woodlot down in Hebron that had some good sized hardwood on it. It had a 36" bar and I remember at least one maple or oak that put that saw through it's paces. That was a long, long time ago though.
goeduck
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I like having a mix of smaller wood along with split wood, I can pack a much more dense woodpile. I age mine 3 years so it still dries fine.
