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How is that done? Do you have to do it every time?

Already have a 461

Looking at buying a 441 C-M and based on the reviews on the STIHL website there have been some issues with stalling and hard starting whem warm,Is this true? How many owners on here actually had issues with this saw?

Well, I bought a pair from my local dealer...$115.00 without the liners. Ended up with a size 12,they fit a little loose but I like more room than too tight. Natural rubber seems heavy duty,steel toe and nylon extension on top of boot with drawstring is very nice.We'll see how they hold up!

Thanks for the replies....I just did a live chat with Bailey's and they told me they were made in Sweden. I've ruined two pairs of Lacrosse boots by poking holes in them

Looking at buying a pair of these...anyone know where they're made? How do they hold up in the brush? Sticks poke through them? I called Husqvarna USA customer support and they couldn't answer any of these questions

Yep...Here in the U.P. the Briggs on my splitter won't start in cold temps. I wish there was a clutch to disengage the pump! You're fighting the resistance of the hydraulic fluid. What I do is use a propane Buddy heater directly at the pump and throw a tarp over it.....After only 15 minutes...

Mine snapped off at the hinge part where it rotates at the helmet.

Hey..Thanks a bunch for the part number.Mines the Promark.

In the cold weather this past weekend I was out cutting and when I went to fold up the ear muffs,the left one snapped right off.The dealer says replace the complete helmet,well that's over $100.00....has this happened to anyone and has someone come up with a fix.?

I was considering the same two saws about a month ago,I went with the 461.To me,it didn't feel much heavier and I'm more old school...I'm not sold on the M-tronic models yet. As always,more cc's is a good thing. Only two tanks of fuel through it so far So I don't think it's broken in yet and the...

My bundles are 14 to 17 pieces of good dry hardwood.I've heard many compliments about how the bundles are a great value.I like to take pride in a good quality product,(I'm the only one in the area who packs cedar kindling in the bundle)

A couple summers ago I made bundles with green splits and kept them in the woodshed,well once they dried out I had to 're-tie them because they had loosened up so much.I decided it was better to dry the splits first then bundle.

No,I'm talking about just bundling.I cut and split 10 face cord ahead of time then I can go full bore bundling.

I'm getting 35-40 bundles per face cord,takes 0ne and a half hours per face cord.Last year with two racks at stores,I sold 420 bundles,this year I'm planning to hit 500+

This is the way I make bundles...pretty cheap and easy.

He's the salesman more than anything...no technical knowledge at all

Stihl chains had a large price increase,dealer says not to use Oregon chain on Stihl bar,says I need to change bars.Anyone else use Oregon chain on their Stihl.

Yeah....I also have cedar kindling that I use to pack into the bundle to tighten it up.

I don't have a picture,but I made a rack out of 2x2's. It's about waist high and 12"x12". I fill the rack with splits,tighten it down with a ratchet strap and then tie the bundle with baling twine.Takes me 4 min. per bundle. I make the strings ahead of time and they're long enough to tie...