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I don't know if any but I wonder if this would handle 24" wood?

Good dry wood, straight and tall chimney and a good EPA stove is money in the bank! Between 6 mo. to 3 year pay back when you factor in money saved in Oil and Gas. I went from buring over $3500 a year in oil to $1000 in oil and $500 in wood (My own supply).

From one Valk rider to another, the 346 is an awesome little saw! K

Hey people, I want to buy some boots for doing trail work, brushing, limbing, and a bit of felling. They will be used spring, summer and fall and I would like something comfortable and not too hot(if there is such a thing).

I wish I came across deals like that, you can have two great saws for cheap!

x2 the 357 is my main firewood saw, the 7900 is for playing and and the odd 20+ inch hard maple. I bought the 346NE for trail clearing and limbing and so far I love it, might buy another one just to have a spare. I also keep a 340 with the same 16" B&C for a backup/loaner and that way when I go...

Only on my 3rd tank of oil, running a 16" B&C I love it for trail clearing.

Husky XP 50:1 Shell 93...:dunno:

I would be buying the $499 346xp for sure! K

I like the Orange cover better too, when the silver one looks crappy I'll probably replace it and make it look right. If my nephew wants my 357 bad enough I'll have the same two saw combo you have! Kirk

Just thought of another question, do you guys break em in with mineral oil or syn, (dont worry I know what ratio I want to run:greenchainsaw:) Kirk

Glad someone picked up on that...:clap:

Ok maybe this will work...

I'm trying but it says pic is too big, even if I crop it. K

Yep, I just paid $ 740. for a 346, some dealers are as high as $800 some are as low as $725, my dealer is also a customer of mine so it made good business sense. Now if there were more that $100 diff between a Sthil or Husky I would go with the lest expensive. K

Just picked up a 346XP, can't wait to try it...another win for CAD! :givebeer:

All gas (even Premium) had ETH in it now. Love the 300, it's an awesome motor, as long as the gearing is matched to the job they last a long time.

Sweet find, love Minty saws like this one.

So true, the coil in my 7900 went bad and it was just out of warranty, my local dealer (opened after I bought my saw) got it covered anyhow so anything I would have saved shopping it around was just paid back by good local support...:cheers:

Does anyone have a pic of what this H.D. filter looks like. I would like to make sure I have the right one. Thanks