what chainsaws do you have?
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#54
03-12-2006, 01:00 PM
what chainsaws do you have?
My first saw was an old Mac that a friend had in his shop. He said if I could get it to run give him $20. That old thing would rattle itself apart. Got out in the woods and got into the middle of a load of wood when i had to tighten everything up. Ended up losing some parts. Got all PO'ed. Went and bought a Husky. Never a bit of problem with that. I will say that the Stihls seem to start a bit easier though.
#55
03-21-2006, 10:24 PM
what chainsaws do you have?
My brother got a 044 Stihl last week, we used it Saturday. Wow, what a hog! Ran 5 tanks of gas through it and it never missed a beat in the slightest. I told him we could be on a Stihl commercial Saturday, we had that 044, two farm bosses, an old 031, and a 036 pro, plus a bottle of stihl bar/chain oil.
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what chainsaws do you have?
Originally posted by: quadracer325
My brother got a 044 Stihl last week, we used it Saturday. Wow, what a hog! Ran 5 tanks of gas through it and it never missed a beat in the slightest. I told him we could be on a Stihl commercial Saturday, we had that 044, two farm bosses, an old 031, and a 036 pro, plus a bottle of stihl bar/chain oil.
My brother got a 044 Stihl last week, we used it Saturday. Wow, what a hog! Ran 5 tanks of gas through it and it never missed a beat in the slightest. I told him we could be on a Stihl commercial Saturday, we had that 044, two farm bosses, an old 031, and a 036 pro, plus a bottle of stihl bar/chain oil.
#57
05-19-2006, 10:55 PM
what chainsaws do you have?
I see I got to this thread a little late, but has anybody here ever used a John Deere saw? I have one with a 16" bar, starts on the first or second pull every time, and cuts like a charm. I love it, so much in fact it even has it's own holder on the back of my fourwheeler!
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#59
06-01-2006, 12:00 PM
what chainsaws do you have?
I've had nothing but STIHLs for the last 20 years. Cut 20 cords of firewood each year and worked in the woods for a living.
My current saw is an 036 PRO with a 16" bar. Many think that the 16" bar is too short, but it cuts down any tree 36" and under. Gives the saw more power not having to spin that extra chain [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
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My current saw is an 036 PRO with a 16" bar. Many think that the 16" bar is too short, but it cuts down any tree 36" and under. Gives the saw more power not having to spin that extra chain [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
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#60
06-04-2006, 09:37 AM
what chainsaws do you have?
I have two saws, a Bow and a bar..both are Homelite,and I have been through 5 hurricanes in the last 8 years,and they still work fine,no problems.The bow saw is a good addition ,and makes the tree clearing much easier. The saws thats used here by timber companys the most are Huskys..