hello--
as most of you have probably guessed , i have a few EX-logging saws mostly 440s and 460s a 372xp and a echo timberwolf. all these saws are in the 13-14lb dry weight class --light for a big saw--but still er big--
now i haven't owned ANY homeowner type saws in the 40-50cc range for any length of time, seems like i had a rancher i got on trade and quickly it made its way to flea-bay--
anyway all my saws are sort of "overkill" for topping up limbs for firewood.
i'm looking for a saw around 10-11lb dry weight , since it is sort of a secondary thing i don't want to dump a big wad of $$$ on it so less money is good provided it will run and start and has enough power to pull a 16-18" bar through a 10" or so oak limb--
i know you can get a poulan 50AV dirt cheap, and have been watching flea-bay for a deal on used echo-40cc
are there any real bang for buck "jems' in this size and weight?
how about a hatachi 50cc??--
thanks!
as most of you have probably guessed , i have a few EX-logging saws mostly 440s and 460s a 372xp and a echo timberwolf. all these saws are in the 13-14lb dry weight class --light for a big saw--but still er big--
now i haven't owned ANY homeowner type saws in the 40-50cc range for any length of time, seems like i had a rancher i got on trade and quickly it made its way to flea-bay--
anyway all my saws are sort of "overkill" for topping up limbs for firewood.
i'm looking for a saw around 10-11lb dry weight , since it is sort of a secondary thing i don't want to dump a big wad of $$$ on it so less money is good provided it will run and start and has enough power to pull a 16-18" bar through a 10" or so oak limb--
i know you can get a poulan 50AV dirt cheap, and have been watching flea-bay for a deal on used echo-40cc
are there any real bang for buck "jems' in this size and weight?
how about a hatachi 50cc??--
thanks!