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20 hours ago, Jd44027 said:

That interesting, did have a brief look at the makita EA5600 

 

Obvs this is a bit higher again in terms of power/cc - anyone been using this & have some feedback @shavey I guess you've had a lot of experience with the makita/dolmar range - would there be any particular models youd recommend based on what I was looking for?

 

 If  you  where thinking of going away from the stihl / husky option I would opt for the Makita ea-4300 or Dolmar ps-420 hands down 

the ea-550 and ps-550 are nice saws and develop a lot of power and are physically 

bigger than the 40cc saws 

 

the ea-4300 has been a great value for money saw and has plenty of power 

and there’s plenty in reserve if you want too dig deeper

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1 hour ago, shavey said:

 If  you  where thinking of going away from the stihl / husky option I would opt for the Makita ea-4300 or Dolmar ps-420 hands down 

the ea-550 and ps-550 are nice saws and develop a lot of power and are physically 

bigger than the 40cc saws 

 

the ea-4300 has been a great value for money saw and has plenty of power 

and there’s plenty in reserve if you want too dig deeper

Ok thanks Shavey, that's interesting - definitely worth bearing in mind should I ever require another saw.

Don't make me regret buying the 261..........

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10 hours ago, Jd44027 said:

Ok thanks Shavey, that's interesting - definitely worth bearing in mind should I ever require another saw.

Don't make me regret buying the 261..........

2C97A831-69D1-47BD-A7EB-081269E1AE89.thumb.jpeg.955c0e4df0114cc77b208df07c6748b7.jpegi had a makita 4300 off Andrew(shavey) and its a great little saw and he’s a top man to deal with,nice to use and powerful little saw 

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