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Item # SL 665

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Solo Model 665 Chainsaw - (66cc Powerhead only)

This is the perfect size for small farm or landowner. It has exceptional power and durability. 65.9 cc engine produces 4.9 hp for demanding jobs. Saw comes complete with compression release for easy starting and a side chain adjuster. Features inertia chain brake, and anti-vibration mounts for user comfort. NiSi coated cylinders make for longer lasting performance. The Eco-matic oiling system delivers no oil at idle and increases delivery along with higher RPM. It is fully adjustable too! We recommend a 20" bar for this chainsaw (See suggested items, below).

Item # SL 665

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Shipping Weight 15.00 lbs.

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Engine: Solo 2-cycle
Engine Size: 65.9 cc
Horse Power: 4.9 hp
Electronic Ignition: Yes
Tank Capacity: 25.4 oz.
Anti-Vibe: Yes
Chain Pitch: 3/8"
Automatic Oiler: Ekomatic
Dry Weight: 14.8 lbs
Bar Sizes: 16"-24"

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Q.	How does this saw compare to the Husky 372xp, the same or better? I`m in the process of getting back into logging and land clearing, and fire wood sales on a small scale? Is the Solo up to the day to day rigors of this type of business, or would a bigger saw be a better fit.
A.	Honestly, this would be more like the Husky 365 out of the box. However, we recommend it highly for your applications. Besides being a well built German made saw a great warranty, we offer the BBN 7900 if you ever need more power. Then your 66 cc saw is now an an 82 cc powerhouse, for less money the ... (See full answer) Honestly, this would be more like the Husky 365 out of the box. However, we recommend it highly for your applications. Besides being a well built German made saw a great warranty, we offer the BBN 7900 if you ever need more power. Then your 66 cc saw is now an an 82 cc powerhouse, for less money then you can get the 372. Same with the Makita 6401 that we sell, which were built on the same crankcase. It's really hard to go wrong with either because even if you were to buy the BBN 7900 right away it's still much less money than you would pay for a comparably sized saw. But this way you get two cylinders worth of use. It might be the best deal going anywhere right now. (Hide full answer)
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	Posted by: mike p from irwin,pa. on 4/3/2009

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Solo 651 vs Solo 656

Posted by: TED F from CALIFORNIA on 12/30/2009

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I have a Bailey's B51 chainsaw that was made by Solo and a Solo 656 and I think that the B51 has more cutting power that the 656. Both saws have 20" bars and are tuned to 13,000 rpm's. The B51 has well over 100 hours and the 656 has about 20 hours on it.

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