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Dcs6401-20 chainsaw has a 64cc. 3.9 cu. In.engine. Engine power4.7 bHp. The No-load speed is 13,500 rpm's.Has an integrated chain brake with external sprocket which simplifies chain installation and clean-up of the bar mounting area. Competetors state in disbelief at the power-to-weight ratio of this chainsaw. A professional feature is the minimum clearance of only 23mm between the outer edge of housing and the guide bar The automatic half-throttle lock is engaged via a pull lever which sets half-throttle and choke at the same time. Vibration damping is achieved with a combination of sturdy, Steel springs embedded with rubber buffers. These take up little space and are fully resistant to oil and gas. The chain lubrication can be accurately adjusted through a 70 degree rotation of the adjustmentscrew. An innovative Makita development for quick and convenient tensioning of the saw chain. It ensures proper fitting of the sprocket cover.
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Technical Details
- Features double air filtration- Impressively High power-to-weight ratio
- Easy to maintain
- Provides low noise operation
- Non-CARB Compliant/Not For Sale In California
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By Mikethevike (Maryland)
This is a very powerful saw for the weight. A comparable Stihl is about 50% heavier and when you have a lot of wood to cut the lighter weight is worth the extra money. The saw has served me well cutting up many > 30" oak, maple and ash trunks and lots of smaller trees and fallen timber. The chain oil dispenser is leaking a bit but the saw has also been used extremely hard for several seasons. I have worn out 4 or 5 chains already and I have switched to a carbide tip chain (Really worth its hefty price!)
The saw looks really beat up but still starts on the first pull and runs like a champ. Only complaint: woodchips and sawdust packs inside the safety brake housing and can interfere with smooth running so it needs to be taken apart and cleaned out regularly.
This saw is a serious tool in the class of the midsize Husqvarna and Stihl.
By Fernando Abreu
Great saw! Took me a while to find a case for it since it would not fit the Stihl or Husky cases. I even tried the large boxy cases. I ended up getting a soft Echo case for it. There is some weirdness in the manual about using 2 different sized files for sharpening the chain but other than that it's not much different from other saws. It has a little plate that can be used to divert hot air to the carb for cold weather use. Though this is a large powerfull saw it is light and manageble. In the first tankfull I made about 30 cuts thru some really large oak logs!
I might get out there and use it again today!
By D. Hynes
ANYONE WHO HAS CUT LARGE JUNIPERS KNOW WHAT A CHORE THIS IS. THE MAKITA DCS6401-20 MADE CUTTING 2&3 FT IN DIA DEAD & LIVING ALAGATOR JUNIPERS MUCH EASIER THAN ANY OTHER SAWS I HAVE USED. I EVEN CUT A STUMP OFF 18 IN FROM GROUND & SLABED A TRUNK TO GO ON TOP TO MAKE A BENCH. YOU CANT GET CREATIVE WITH A SAW THAT WORKS THE OPERATOR , THANKS MAKITA FOR MAKING A WELL BUILT EASY TO USE CHAINSAW.
By Boston Pete (Boston, MA)
From the reviews that I read, I was concerned about my ability to operate this chain saw safely. When I read the owners manual, I was even more concerned. However having used it now for a few days taking down 4 large Ash trees and cutting them into 18" rounds, I am happy to say that while it certainly is a lot more saw than my old Craftsman 18" 46cc saw, it is no more difficult to handle and control. While it is not Makita's fault, I did spend a bit of time looking for fully synthetic 2 cycle oil for the 50 to 1 mix, but I was able to locate a supply nearby. Using 91 octane gas is also a new twist that caused me to buy an additional gas can. However, I think it is worth it as the saw seems to run really clean. I definitely think it was worth the money.
By Eric R. Scott (Athens, GA)
As my 5th chainsaw, I must say that the Makita DCS6401-20 has been by far the best saw I have ever used. Since I purchased it, I have cut down about 30 trees of various size to include a couple large ones. Eventhough this was a little bit more expensive than the comprable Stihl, I am so glad I spent the extra money and bought this one. The Makita DCS6401-20 is a durable, powerful, professional grade saw - and not to mention it looks pretty bad***! I would recommend this saw to any homeowner in need of a saw for heavy cutting.
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