trook
ArboristSite Lurker
I have read LOTS and LOTS where we compare the Stihl HP vs the Husky HP, etc. However, when it comes to productivity and my definition of a "good saw", I also want a saw that will start easy.
For example, my Husky 51, after being unused for 3-4 months, will crank on the 2nd or 3rd pull. Once it has been cranked for the day, it will start again on the first pull EVERY TIME. How do the Stihl's compare? Specifically, when comparing professional series saws like the Stihl 361 vs the Husky 372xp, does one, as a general rule, consistently crank easier than the other???
For example, my Husky 51, after being unused for 3-4 months, will crank on the 2nd or 3rd pull. Once it has been cranked for the day, it will start again on the first pull EVERY TIME. How do the Stihl's compare? Specifically, when comparing professional series saws like the Stihl 361 vs the Husky 372xp, does one, as a general rule, consistently crank easier than the other???