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  • Husky 0-60cc

    25 17.24%

  • Still 0-60cc

    52 35.86%

  • Still 60+cc

    68 46.90%

  • Husky 60+cc

    29 20.00%
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Thread: Best chainsaw.

  1. 21-04-2015, 06:33 PM #106
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    That timberline sharpener looks the biz
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  3. 21-04-2015, 07:08 PM #107
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    Thats a coincidence, I just ordered one of those this afternoon.
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  4. 21-04-2015, 07:15 PM #108
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    Just found this thread... No one else likes Solo chainsaws???
    I love my little Solo 650, Greman made and half the price of your fancy brands
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  5. 21-04-2015, 07:33 PM #109
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moutere View Post
    Thats a coincidence, I just ordered one of those this afternoon.
    You will be super impressed, after a little experience you will be able to sharpen in a few minutes, perfectly, every time !!!!!!
    A big fast bullet beats a little fast bullet every time
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  6. 21-04-2015, 08:10 PM #110
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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mmsaum View Post
    338xpt 16 inch bar
    45. 18 inch
    562xp. 22 inch
    385xp. 36 inch
    395xp. 55 inch titanium bar

    All running full chisel chain, sharpened with timberline sharpener for perfect angles, height and mirror finish edge









    If only we could grow trees like that around here. It would give me an excuse
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  7. 21-04-2015, 08:11 PM #111
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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mmsaum View Post
    You will be super impressed, after a little experience you will be able to sharpen in a few minutes, perfectly, every time !!!!!!
    Wicked, I haven't been able to find a terse word said about them.
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  8. 21-04-2015, 09:45 PM #112
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    Ive used huskys and Stihls in forestry and you cant beat the stihl for reliability and ease of maintanance. I can get 6 months out of a production saw without having doing to much to it.
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  9. 21-04-2015, 09:47 PM #113
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    Ive used huskys and Stihls in forestry and you cant beat the stihl for reliability and ease of maintanace. I can get 6 months out of a production saw without having doing to much to it.
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  10. 26-04-2015, 06:15 PM #114
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    nice thread . I use are stihl 660 for the small stuff. and are stihl 084 for the big stuff . I found the huskys rattled to bits.
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  11. 28-04-2015, 10:12 PM #115
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    Leant my big saw out.......came back with a bent bar......had to brake out the very old 034 for some work today.
    Anyone want a cheap 390xp?




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  12. 28-04-2015, 10:47 PM #116
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    Quote Originally Posted by puku View Post
    If only we could grow trees like that around here. It would give me an excuse
    I could have done with the blade in the last pick the other week. Had a "small" kauri to chop up for firewood and needed to cut from both sides.
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  13. 29-04-2015, 04:05 AM #117
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    Quote Originally Posted by rem 308 View Post
    nice thread . I use are stihl 660 for the small stuff. and are stihl 084 for the big stuff . I found the huskys rattled to bits.

    yep i have never lost a screw in 25 years until i got a husky 390XP now i'm back with me STIHLS
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  14. 29-04-2015, 04:10 AM #118
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    Quote Originally Posted by Markgibsonr25 View Post
    I think every arborist knows the 201t was a complete lemon over the ms 200.With stihl wanting their customers to pay for a kit to make them run properly.Everyone i know myself included either source the 200 overseasn or rebuild existing
    Do a muff mod (hmm it's a KIWI site this'll be good ) advance the timing do the carby limiters and there just as good a rocket as the 200T
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  15. 29-04-2015, 06:40 PM #119
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    Quote Originally Posted by deye223 View Post
    Do a muff mod (hmm it's a KIWI site this'll be good ) advance the timing do the carby limiters and there just as good a rocket as the 200T
    Why bother it is a work saw, and why should I have to spend time on something that should have been done before it was released?the 201 t is being replaced with a new model this month as it was so shit.
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  16. 29-04-2015, 08:49 PM #120
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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mmsaum View Post
    You will be super impressed, after a little experience you will be able to sharpen in a few minutes, perfectly, every time !!!!!!
    What an awesome bit of kit !
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