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60cc seems the minimum for the "average user".

 

Probably too big if you're climbing trees 😁

 

But for ground stuff I begin to think a 90cc chainsaw is the right choice. (390/395xp).

 

More power is always welcomed. 

 

I sure am tempted

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1 hour ago, Gabriel82 said:

60cc seems the minimum for the "average user".

 

Probably too big if you're climbing trees 😁

 

But for ground stuff I begin to think a 90cc chainsaw is the right choice. (390/395xp).

 

More power is always welcomed. 

 

I sure am tempted

My 90cc comes out of the workshop about twice a year. 
I use the smallest, lightest saw that will effectively do the job, 80% of what I do on the ground is done with a 550xpg (50cc) the rest 572xpg (70cc), you clearly don’t do this job for a living. 

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Posted
1 hour ago, Gabriel82 said:

60cc seems the minimum for the "average user".

 

Probably too big if you're climbing trees 😁

 

But for ground stuff I begin to think a 90cc chainsaw is the right choice. (390/395xp).

 

More power is always welcomed. 

 

I sure am tempted

A sharp chain beats more power all day long . As above . The smallest , lightest that will do the job every time . 

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