Which saws do you prefer in the woods??

[Brushcutter]

560 today with 13" sugi bar. It cut fast, very very fast. Felt like wasted power really.

[Stubby]

560 today with 13" sugi bar. It cut fast, very very fast. Felt like wasted power really.

 

Try higher gearing ......

[Brushcutter]

So a 13" with an 8 or 9 pin sprocket then?

[Stubby]

So a 13" with an 8 or 9 pin sprocket then?

 

Yea. With an 8 pin you can use a standard loop . With a 9 pin you will have to add a driver or two . I run mine on an 18" .325 driven by an 8 pin and its fine .

[Mark Bolam]

If mine cut any faster I'd get rich and become more of a tosser than I am already.

These steel pins slowed things down today, mind.

 

 

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[luftwaffe]

Hi, would anyone know why my 560 de revs uneven and takes more time than it should to drop from full revs to tick over, it also conks out after 10 seconds or so. The saw is 6 months old.

[Eddy_t]

Hi, would anyone know why my 560 de revs uneven and takes more time than it should to drop from full revs to tick over, it also conks out after 10 seconds or so. The saw is 6 months old.

 

 

Take it to a dealer, it's either an air leak or faulty carb. Don't use it until it's fixed!

[spruce man]

4 560s in 2 years great saws but reliablety s--te Jonesred 2171 back to the old school

[SawTroll]

The all time preference in the woods here no doubt is the NE346xpg - not much to discuss really.

 

Excellent handling, ergonomics/user interface, accelleration and overall performance!

[jnoon]

The all time preference in the woods here no doubt is the NE346xpg - not much to discuss really.

 

Excellent handling, ergonomics/user interface, accelleration and overall performance!

 

 

I have a ported 346 xpg cracking saw for sure however the feel and balance of 560 xpg is a tad nice I think like the fatter handle aswell