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Item # EF 147 16

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Efco Model 147 Chainsaw with 16" Bar and Chain

Efco 147 is ideal for more demanding agricultural and farm use such as lopping, cutting firewood, felling and cutting medium- and large-sized trees. The side chain tensioner makes maintenance as simple and as safe as possible. The specialized carburetor with air/fuel compensator keeps air/fuel mixture ratio constant at all times.
You can enjoy high torque even at low RPM. Trouble free starting under all conditions with the compression relief valve, primer bulb and semiautomatic choke. The one-piece handle/grip section separate from engine ensures excellent maneuverability. Another easy maintenance feature is that the filter cover can be opened without tools.

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Only $329.99

Item # EF 147 16

Ships in 5 to 7 Days

Shipping Weight 14lbs.

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Specifications

Power/Displacement: 3.1 HP/45 cc
Recommended Bar Lengths: 16" and 18"
Chain (pitch x gauge): .325"x.058" of 66 drive links (WPL 16 28RC66)
RPM: 13,000
Oil Pump: automatic / adjustable
Oil/fuel tank capacity: 9.1/16.9 fl.oz.
Weight: 10.7 lbs.

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Q.	Are you guys gonna carry parts for these? I've never heard of Efco.
A.	Yes, Bailey's carries the replacement parts for these saws. Efco is made in Italy and is one of the top 3 brands in Europe, with a rapidly growing following here in the US.
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	Posted by: william from drake on 9/12/2008

Q.	I wood like a picture of the chain side of the Efco Item # EF 147 16 to see if its a tool less adjustment.
A.	The 147 is a side adjuster. The saws that are tool less adjustment have something like the flip top fuel cap. It has a half ring that pops out and gives you enough grip to loosen the sprocket cover. Then there is a notched wheel that you turn to make the adjustment. Then you just tighten the cover, ... (See full answer) The 147 is a side adjuster. The saws that are tool less adjustment have something like the flip top fuel cap. It has a half ring that pops out and gives you enough grip to loosen the sprocket cover. Then there is a notched wheel that you turn to make the adjustment. Then you just tighten the cover, pop the ring back down and you're good to go. No tools, chain is adjusted. Efco doesn't have anything like that yet. (Hide full answer)
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	Posted by: carl c from evansville,IN on 2/14/2009

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Posted by: Ryan from id on 8/1/2008

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Hi, Just wanted to say thank you so much for offering these saws. I have been looking for a online dealer that carries these saws. I have used Efco for a few years and highly recommend them. Thanks again, Ryan

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