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...... and the thing only has ONE piston ring instead of two like the Stihls have.....
Well, two piston rings usually means more compression and higher HP. My old Mac 110 that the CS3000 replaced had 2 rings and was a fierce competitor with many newer saws in its class. I would like to see more new models woth 2 rings rather than one simply for more power with less weight.
Often the weight is held momentarily during the cut. The rest of the time the saw remains tied to a lowering line. (Not like carrying it throught the brush up steep ravines for 10 hour days).
Chet,That's why I will never arm wrestle you!Maybe I should lift some weights, quit being a weenie and just lug the 440 up and down the ravines. I can always say to myself ' If that old man Chet can climb trees with his 61 I can surely carry around this thing' Thanks for the reply.
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