If you could only have one saw what would it be?

[the westspartan]

Jonny 2095

 

[funky sawman]

If I had to have just one saw it would be a 576 Autotune with woods port and 28 inch lite bar

 

[cheeves]

Have to be my 79cc nmurph built Dolkita. But also could be my 262 Husky or 156 Efco. All great saws!! But where's my ported 044 Stihl? :msp_smile:

 

[Jwalker1911]

Remington limb and trim 8

 

[Hugenpoet]

Dolkita 7901

 

[Isna]

My 440/460 hybrid with 28" ES Light bar.

Same with me...

 

[Isna]

But again, why have 1 saw when you can have several... CAD again... My YB411 is fine for small stuff but nothing beats my 088 in 40" oak... Of course, my 440/460 BB MM Hybrid can do the job, but...

 

[cpr]

I have CAD, therefore I reject your premise...

And cut it up with a 5 cube Mac... doesn't matter which.

 

[dec4life]

Husqvarna 372xpw 32' bar.

 

[procarbine2k1]

I could never have one... but in the imaginary world that I could have only one- my 372XPW can take care of all my needs.

 

[Jwalker1911]

I could never have one... but in the imaginary world that I could have only one- my 372XPW can take care of all my needs.

Ive been considering a 372xp what would consider a decent price on a used one?

 

[arborealbuffoon]

Limiting my choices to the saws I already have, I would be in the 60cc range. Either my 61 or 262xp. Not quite big enough for some situations, but still small enough that I can climb with it. Don't just scrounge for firewood, I use chainsaws for ATMs so I can eat too.

 

[firewood guy]

A big- bore 066 / MS660 w/ dual port muffler, pop the limiter caps to fatten up the carb, and unless you don't like the weight, It'll do anything ya'll want . But it comes w/ fat price tag. Prefer the MS660 w/ the bigger clutch side crank boss ( also on the late 066 w/ polymer flywheel ). On a budget a ported 390 does just fine. Will run a 28" and a full skip just fine. I love wish lists!

 

[birddogtg]

Dolmar 7900 first choice, Dolmar 120 next.

 

[procarbine2k1]

Ive been considering a 372xp what would consider a decent price on a used one?

Im not really up to snuff on 372XP prices, $400 would be a decent buy in my opinion on a standard XP in good running used condition. Husqvarna 365 Specials dont have quite the resale, you may want to keep and eye out for one of those. Ebay can be hit and miss on the 372, Ive seen them high and low for similar condition saws. I would do my best to find one locally if I could. I have seen some decent buys on 372s in the AS classifieds, and is one of your safer bets for buying used.

 

[Farmertim]

372 xpw

I remember you used to claim that the 372xp just sounded mean, but was gutless--just curious as to what changed your mind? I certainly agree, I would keep my 372xp above any saw, even my beloved 346xp.

Tim

 

[North Star]

346xp

 

[russ61]

7900 Makita first 660 big bore 2nd !

 

[Meadow Beaver]

MS440 1st, MS880 2nd, and atkins electric chainsaw 3rd

 

[jimbo64]

I would go with a Husky 372

husky 353-great little