I also using Amsoil Saber. Cleanest 2 stroke oil. I get him from Germany 17 euro per bottle, best buy.l mix 1:70 for trimers and small chainsaws and burnig very clean and better trottle responde. Amsoil best oil . Be safe. God bles you.Greeting from Croatia.
Do you have any experience with Motul 800 2T factory line, off road oil? They write that it even exceeds the JASO FD standard. Of course, fully synthetic and ester-based.
The motul 800 offroad variant is all I use. 33:1 ratio in all my saws, not one issue, the pistons are very clean and I don't have any carbon deposits on the intake. I run my saws hard and it seems to burn very cleanly. I don't like amsoil saber, it seems to burn very dirty and the piston have a brown deposit all over it similar to stihl's hp ultra. The dominator is even worse, as it has no corrosion inhibitor and I heard horror stories of people having their cranks and bearings rusting in just 1 years of use.
@@em4703 Many thanks for describing your experience. But please tell me why do you use such an oily/rich mixture? 1:33 and not the usually recommended 1:50? Is this due to the device manufacturer's recommendations or your experience? On the other hand, it is a hint that the mixture must burn very clean. I have the same experience with Stihl's HPs. And this specific smell.
@@aaronozjaszowiczszechter9665Lower end bearings longevity is better at 33:1 compared to 50:1 or higher, I opened up many chainsaws and that was my observation. All saws that reached 3000+ total hours were ran 33:1, none at higher ratios, irrespective of oil used. The piston and cylinder can easily handle 100:1 if the tune is right, but the rolling motion of bearings need oil volume. Its also their only means of cooling off. Reminder that 50:1 is pushed mostly in the west for emission purpose and less for tool longevity. Look up stihl site in SE asia or australia, they go as low as 25:1 recommended “if not using stihl branded oil”. I like how motul 800 smells, classic motocross exhaust smell, sweet even. Hp ultra is too stingy on the nose imo.
Good comparison, quite big difference!😳 They don't sell 780's in nordic countries. How much cheaper it is compared to 880?🤔 Greetings from Finland.🇫🇮🌲🌲🌲
Both are great!
Scule adevărate!, dar cred ca sunt și grele.👏👌
WOW, couple of the big boys 👍🏼
Great video! Big boys in hard,dry wood,nice job!
All the best!
Wow mesin2 tangguh
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Wow I didn’t even know a770 existed 😮
I also using Amsoil Saber. Cleanest 2 stroke oil. I get him from Germany 17 euro per bottle, best buy.l mix 1:70 for trimers and small chainsaws and burnig very clean and better trottle responde. Amsoil best oil . Be safe. God bles you.Greeting from Croatia.
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Both the best, not much different. Lovely video.
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Do you have any experience with Motul 800 2T factory line, off road oil? They write that it even exceeds the JASO FD standard. Of course, fully synthetic and ester-based.
No, i have not use it
Flashpoint is very high
The motul 800 offroad variant is all I use. 33:1 ratio in all my saws, not one issue, the pistons are very clean and I don't have any carbon deposits on the intake. I run my saws hard and it seems to burn very cleanly. I don't like amsoil saber, it seems to burn very dirty and the piston have a brown deposit all over it similar to stihl's hp ultra. The dominator is even worse, as it has no corrosion inhibitor and I heard horror stories of people having their cranks and bearings rusting in just 1 years of use.
@@em4703 Many thanks for describing your experience. But please tell me why do you use such an oily/rich mixture? 1:33 and not the usually recommended 1:50? Is this due to the device manufacturer's recommendations or your experience? On the other hand, it is a hint that the mixture must burn very clean. I have the same experience with Stihl's HPs. And this specific smell.
@@aaronozjaszowiczszechter9665Lower end bearings longevity is better at 33:1 compared to 50:1 or higher, I opened up many chainsaws and that was my observation. All saws that reached 3000+ total hours were ran 33:1, none at higher ratios, irrespective of oil used. The piston and cylinder can easily handle 100:1 if the tune is right, but the rolling motion of bearings need oil volume. Its also their only means of cooling off. Reminder that 50:1 is pushed mostly in the west for emission purpose and less for tool longevity. Look up stihl site in SE asia or australia, they go as low as 25:1 recommended “if not using stihl branded oil”. I like how motul 800 smells, classic motocross exhaust smell, sweet even. Hp ultra is too stingy on the nose imo.
Good comparison, quite big difference!😳
They don't sell 780's in nordic countries. How much cheaper it is compared to 880?🤔
Greetings from Finland.🇫🇮🌲🌲🌲
I think few hundred usd cheaper
Greetings from Romania!
colleague, great video with monster... you need 780 to do the muffler mod and record the muffler early.! 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪
Thanks
Both have ported muffler
Wow mantap mister...
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Super . Prima data cand vad acest model (780) . Ai ceva date despre ulei ? Ce ratie folosesti ?
Very interested compare. Which difference bro between this saws? Only carburettor?
Yes, smaller venturi carburetor...
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ms 780 yea
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If i install in ms 780 the carburetor of ms 880 will match ? I will have the same power of 880 ?
I think will match, did not test that...
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Salut, o întrebare
Cum as putea face si eu rost de acel maner tip magnum de la stihl.
Mersi mult
Salut!
Il comanzi la un dealer Stihl...
Numai bine !
@@poparamiro mersi mult, si mult succes în continuare in ceea ce faci 🫡👍
Je demande le prix de Stihl MS 780
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