Stop by the dealership looking at the 361 can trade my 260 and 200.00 bucks for a new 361 what you think?
260 vs 361
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yep i have 430.00 including tax in it so the money right on! my thinking is to cut to the trunk of the tree I always have to bring the 460 into play the 361 with 16 in bar will get me to the trunk with one saw it is heavyier but what the heck it going to be fastier and I dont have to change bars out on the 460. strong 2 saw plan or bust going with more weight? (or port the 260?)Jags said:
I don't find the weight of the 361 bad at all. She eats so much faster than smaller CC saws that you either
A: are done sooner or
B: get more done.
A: are done sooner or
B: get more done.
yep Thats the way iam leaning I have seen the 361 in action and it did just that eating like a big dog all the way to the trunk! then its 460 timeJags said:
361 is great do it all saw, but I think I would limb with the 260 because it is so much lighter, then buck with 460 and skip the 361.
kevin j said:
the problem is the tree's i do are very large the 260 not going cut all the way to the trunk. And the 361 will! smallest tree I have done this season is a 45 in. oak.on the flip side port the 260 and roll with it! but then its not worth as much for trade.(and cost around 150.00 for port work)
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smokinj said:
If I already had a 460 and a 260 I wouldn't bother. . . unless you were to trade in both for the 361.
Bigg_Redd
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I hear Redd runs a 42" on his. :cheese:
Tough call Smokinj. That sounds like a good deal on a trade in, but I don't know that it would leave you as much of a gap as you might want in your equipment. Now if you were to sell both and go with a 361 and a 660 you might have something going on!
If I only grab two saws, it's almost always the 200T (I prefer a good top handle for limbing... I know, I know) and either the 064 with the big bore kit, or the 7900. I rarely grab the 036/361 for anything. Light for limbing and a saw with some nuts are my picks.
Tough call Smokinj. That sounds like a good deal on a trade in, but I don't know that it would leave you as much of a gap as you might want in your equipment. Now if you were to sell both and go with a 361 and a 660 you might have something going on!
If I only grab two saws, it's almost always the 200T (I prefer a good top handle for limbing... I know, I know) and either the 064 with the big bore kit, or the 7900. I rarely grab the 036/361 for anything. Light for limbing and a saw with some nuts are my picks.
Wet1 said:
yep the frist one "361/660" i here you there, my 460 ported intake exhaust and squashed going to preform as good as a 660 on the 28in. its a runner!(but not 32-36,bars) so a 361/460 in my case sure going to be close to a 660/361. and the top handles are nice when in tight quarters and crap everywhere.not been to a dealership yet that had on in stock 200t that is
MMaul said:
had to have a good limbing saw. Its cute! just kidding it was either port the 260 or move up to the 361
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