> your Jonsereds 930 spins over at 9,000 rpm. > Jonsereds 2065 spins over at 9,000 rpm. > Jonsereds 2171 spins over at 9,600 rpm.
I would not have expected that. Maybe it's just the sound/muffler difference, but those newer saws really seem to wind up much higher than the 930. Or perhaps there's a carb/linkage "problem" on my 930 that is making it so fuel efficient. It seems to have loads more power compared to the other saws though, so I don't know if that could be it.
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