Makita DPC7331 14" 73cc. Power Cutter Makita DPC7331 14" 73cc. Power Cutter Features: Five-stage, foam-paper-nylon system with advanced directional air flow provides very clean air for better saw performance Reinforced aluminum blade guard with 70 Degrees range of limitless positioning using a marked knob handle Improved ignition system with larger flywheel and rare earth magnets for more power Cutting arm position simply changes from center position to flush (outboard) position allowing cuts directly adjacent to curb edges, walls or directly above the ground On-Off-Choke operating switch on a single lever for operator convenience Cushioned operator grips with 4 vibration-absorption rubber buffers for increased operator comfort Water kit is assembled to saw and can be used with garden hose, gravity tank or pressure tank Microchip controlled ignition system designed to compensate engine timing according to work load Starter grip decompression valve for faster starting 2-mass dampening system provides reduced vibration to operator Makita DPC7331 14" 73cc. Power Cutter Specifications: Engine: Displacement (cc) 73, Power 5.7 hp No Load Speed: 9350 RPM Fuel Mixture: 50:1 Tank Capacity: 37 oz Max Spindle Speed:4300 RPM Wheel Diameter: 14" Makita DPC7331 14" 73cc. Power Cutter Includes: 14" Abrasive Wheel Universal Wrench Torx Key Screwdriver Adapter Ring.
I purchased this instead of the Stihl TS420 because of the better price and Prime shipping. In the first day I cut about 500 linear feet of cement plaster between one and seven inches thick using the Bosch blade. It is a well built machine that has plenty of power and a manageable weight. Do use synthetic oil as advised. I started off with Dino oil and fouled the plug in a few hours. Other than that, the usual two stroke trickiness to deal with. Once you get the hang of that, it seems to be a solid machine and I'm happy I bought it. Should pay for itself in a month instead of rentals.
I purchased this instead of the Stihl TS420 because of the better price and Prime shipping. In the first day I cut about 500 linear feet of cement plaster between one and seven inches thick using the Bosch blade. It is a well built machine that has plenty of power and a manageable weight. Do use synthetic oil as advised. I started off with Dino oil and fouled the plug in a few hours. Other than that, the usual two stroke trickiness to deal with. Once you get the hang of that, it seems to be a solid machine and I'm happy I bought it. Should pay for itself in a month instead of rentals.
