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    chainsaw's

    now im not asking which brand or any of that stuff all i want to know is if i want a chainsaw for cutting fire wood when i go camping and clearing the odd track when im drivin would an 18 inch bar be ok or should i get a 22 inch bar it wont get used to often and im going to get one b4 easter weekend

    thanks for the opinions

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    Try the big fellas link

    your thoughts please

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    i have a 20 year old echo....i'm guessing the bar would be around 18", does me just fine

    landyandy is our local chainsaw nutter, although he would use the smaller ones as tooth picks

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    In my opinion a 16" chain saw would do almost anything will need to do

    Thats what i have its easy to throw around , but dont throw them around they tell me it could be dangerous to your health

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    Get a saw with BALLS.
    Like my Husky XP120.Its got a 4ft bar and will run up to 7ft!!!!,120cc of GRUNT!!!
    Mate 18" or even a bit smaller is plenty for what you mention.In theory if you know what you are doing and know how to handle a saw an 18" saw will cut thru a 36" log.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dirtdawg View Post
    now im not asking which brand or any of that stuff all i want to know is if i want a chainsaw for cutting fire wood when i go camping and clearing the odd track when im drivin would an 18 inch bar be ok or should i get a 22 inch bar it wont get used to often and im going to get one b4 easter weekend

    thanks for the opinions
    Hodgo.
    I have owned two in my life time and from what you say I would go the 18inch bar . When you buy it get a good quality chain sharpner kit and a file of the correct size .
    .If you have never sharpened a saw get some one to explain / show you how to do it correctly, and I useto carry two small metal wedges and a eng. hammer they can be handy if the blade gets jammed in a cut

    Happy sawing Cliff

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    Husky
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    May as well go for a decent one like this
    YouTube - V8 Chainsaw 6

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    lol that aint fitting in the disco

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