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Bought a husky 455 rancher. It just chews right through dry pine. Only used it for maybe 30 minutes; but I'm already liking it a lot
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Yes my 460 works well also. I cut a lot of Lodge pole here.
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I've been looking at both of those models. I have some big saws but I want something smaller for firewood chores.
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I love chain saws. I have an expensive Husqvarna and it is a great saw. Paid $625 for it 3 years ago.
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We bought a 455 12 years ago when we put in a woodstove. Cut up 4 or 5 cords per winter. Great saw for our needs.
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Love my Husky with the 28" bar. No more bending over, at least for the cutting part! thankfully the lawyers haven't messed up chainsaws like they did gas cans. Well, they tried once with that safety tip thingy, but that didn't last thank God.
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Sorry, I’d take a stihl over a husky every day of the week. H
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Sorry, I’d take a stihl over a husky every day of the week. H My Husky has run circles around all the Stihls I've owned in the last 30 years. It's been a great saw.
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Love my Husky with the 28" bar. No more bending over, at least for the cutting part! thankfully the lawyers haven't messed up chainsaws like they did gas cans. Well, they tried once with that safety tip thingy, but that didn't last thank God. Actually they have. The chain break broke on my old Husky about 20yrs ago so I took it off. Saw shops will not work on it now. Fortunately it still runs like a top.
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I bought a Husky last spring. What a great machine.
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Sorry, I’d take a stihl over a husky every day of the week. H My Husky has run circles around all the Stihls I've owned in the last 30 years. It's been a great saw. We cut wood with our saws. You guys must be cutting Marshmallow trees. Huskys ain’t bad but they ain’t stihl.
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Love my Husky with the 28" bar. No more bending over, at least for the cutting part! thankfully the lawyers haven't messed up chainsaws like they did gas cans. Well, they tried once with that safety tip thingy, but that didn't last thank God. Actually they have. The chain break broke on my old Husky about 20yrs ago so I took it off. Saw shops will not work on it now. Fortunately it still runs like a top. Don't ruin it for me.
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Sorry, I’d take a stihl over a husky every day of the week. H I will take any pro saw over a homeowner model any day of the week.
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Sorry, I’d take a stihl over a husky every day of the week. H I will take any pro saw over a homeowner model any day of the week. $700 each. Pony up and you can be a pro And that’s my price. If you ain’t paying that, you’re the fuggin weekend woodboy.
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Sorry, I’d take a stihl over a husky every day of the week. H I will take any pro saw over a homeowner model any day of the week. This^^^^^^^
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Sorry, I’d take a stihl over a husky every day of the week. H My Husky has run circles around all the Stihls I've owned in the last 30 years. It's been a great saw. We cut wood with our saws. You guys must be cutting Marshmallow trees. Huskys ain’t bad but they ain’t stihl. Eggzackly. Ask the pros...they’ll tell you the same thing. I’ve got a 362 (and a few others) and it’s the nastiest saw I’ve ever held. Beast
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Love my Husky with the 28" bar. No more bending over, at least for the cutting part! thankfully the lawyers haven't messed up chainsaws like they did gas cans. Well, they tried once with that safety tip thingy, but that didn't last thank God. Actually they have. The chain break broke on my old Husky about 20yrs ago so I took it off. Saw shops will not work on it now. Fortunately it still runs like a top. Don't ruin it for me. Sorry
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Sorry, I’d take a stihl over a husky every day of the week. H My Husky has run circles around all the Stihls I've owned in the last 30 years. It's been a great saw. As if not a [bleep] chance. I have almost heard it all.. no offence. STIHL OR BUST
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I just cut 6 cords with a 25.00 Poulin I bought at a yard sale. I just wish it would split the wood as it cut.
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I just cut 6 cords with a 25.00 Poulin I bought at a yard sale. I just wish it would split the wood as it cut. Your mother will be proud.
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