Wizard
SubscriberA bit late on the topic but better late than never...
I use a Husqvarna 339, not the biggest one available but for me as an occasional user more than adequate. And not too heavy and clumsy. Husqvarna (apparently dubbed Husky at your place) are high quality professional products that have been around for ages. My choice was definitely influenced by living close to the manufacturer, just about half an hour by car and I can dump the lump on their desk if something should not work as it should. So far it always did.
Stihl is another high quality manufacturer, preferred by professionals world wide, and so are Jonsered (but to get to their place I need to drive for more than an hour).
If you only use it occasionally, get a smaller (read: handier) one, but go for a quality product with enough power and don't forget to wear prper safety gear, even in warm climate.
Cheers
Johannes
There are people who spend all weekend cleaning the car.
And there are people who drive Discovery.
Master
For what it's worth I bought the Stihl winter last year (2007). It developed a partial fuel blockage within an hour, the dealer fixed it after hours that night and it has been good as gold ever since. There was a splinter of plastic or metal in the jet.
Yes I would buy another Stihl.
YarnMaster
SubscriberStihl.
AT REST
Wonder how they'd go cutting real wood like Australian Hardwoods, could you imagine the kickback one of these machines would have, Regards Frank.Originally Posted by mittadisco
Swaggie
I havent read alot of the last 8 pages, i am in a hurry but wanted to reply.
We have a Husky chanisaw at school and its a POS, takes ages to start, its rubbish.
I have recently bought a Stihl saw, mine was around the $750 mark, and we got a free toy one for marcos and a free radio/cooler with the saw. I love the thing, starts so easily, cuts effortlessly, when the chain is sharp and is so light you can swing it around all day without getting a sore back.
Go the stihl Ray, it might cost more if serviced and looked after it will be the last chainsaw you ever buy.
The 4wd Zone/Opposite Lock Bathurst
263 Stewart Street, Bathurst, NSW
http://www.the4wdzone.com.au/
Discounts for AULRO members, just shoot me a PM before you purchase.
Wizard
you didnt read much did you, he bought the shindawa!!!!!!!!!!
Swaggie
what gave that away?
I just saw people on the last page putting their two cents worth in so thought i was in time.
So Hiline, how is the new saw? The local mower place sells this brand and nothing else. I had my heart set on a stihl so didnt even bother looking, but i would be interested to see what you think of the shindiawa. Matt
The 4wd Zone/Opposite Lock Bathurst
263 Stewart Street, Bathurst, NSW
http://www.the4wdzone.com.au/
Discounts for AULRO members, just shoot me a PM before you purchase.
OldBushie
Maybe read the whole thread before posting next time
Swaggie
SubscriberAce ...........she's a rip snorta
cuts fire wood no problems at all and $300 cheaper than the other brands mentioned
130's rule
Master
Ray,
all 3 r quality brands but at least u can say u have the biggest .................................................. ................air filter around.
Cheers Dean.
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