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  1. 10-01-2011, 07:32 AM #1
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    got the itch

    ok so i sold my stihl 034 and now i got the itch to add to the collection again i got a husky 372 ported saw and a homelite super 2, and couple old homelite bow saws my grandfather picked up this week end, but now I'm thinking about looking for bigger saw to have fun with. Not that i need a bigger saw but i got a hole burning in my pocket just wondering what you guys recommend in 80cc + saws.
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  2. 10-01-2011, 07:35 AM #2
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    288, 390, or 066 would be my recomendations.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steveo_supremo View Post
    288, 390, or 066 would be my recomendations.
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    066 Stihl. The dolkita at Baileys with a big bore and the full wrap and a high flow air kit would be a good mate to the Husky and they use the same bar.
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    I say pick up one of these, 112cc Homelite 995G
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    You failed to mention whether you wanted a modern work saw or a old magnesium classic. For the "cool" factor, you can't beat the old saws but you would not want to make a living with one.
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