holywell farmer
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Lot of the forest workers will use huskyHusky 365 xtorq for me, belting saw, loads of power.
Lot of the forest workers will use huskyHusky 365 xtorq for me, belting saw, loads of power.
No frills . Cant beat straight forward cc's imo. Next model up even better.
Will be slightly heavier than the others but I read that as stronger . Need to be fit Using a saw anyway.Makita EA5600F45DN 55.7cc Petrol Chainsaw (45cm)
The Makita EA5600F45DN is a real powerhouse of a chainsaw featuring a 55.7cc 2-stroke engine and a 45cm bar this unit is suitable for professional landscapers, farmers and forestry maintenance. Comes with free UK delivery.www.fastfix.co.uk
I don't have that one mind so cant comment on him but we have a bigger one that is brilliant saw simple and strong and powerful weve found. Start first pull.
Boy has he got some grunt.
it hasn't done much work if you haven't had a new chain for itThere are plenty of cheap saws, however false economy, plus not politically correct anymore.
Buy a Husky, it will still be starting 2nd pull in 20 years time.
We have one, bought new in 1998, has had a few spark plugs (just for the hell of it) air filter cleaned a few times, and chain sharpened every now and again. Bars about done, but still working fine.
it hasn't done much work if you haven't had a new chain for it
I know someone that will sharpen a new chain by hand, obviously knows what he is doing.I keep three chains, so we always have a spare sharp one. It's quicker to swap the chain, than set off sharpening by hand. Every now and then we send then in to get machine sharpened, much better job.
AgreedA chainsaw is probably something you should buy new
if your going to do a fair bit with it,second hand is very risky .