Favorite Firewood saw

[Jack_Shaft]

My favourite all-day firewood cutting saw is my Dolmar PS-5100S.

Powerful, yet light enough to keep from being a back-breaker.

 

[kevlar]

I would say my 038 mag bigger than the small saws,smaller than the big saws great power,not to bad on fuel.has cut monster amounts of fire wood and bullet proof!

 

[chowdozer]

034 :rockn:

 

[GASoline71]

What... this is a chainsaw forum?

5 year old thread brought back from the bottom of the barrel...

Gary

 

[2000ssm6]

It is good to read what people thought 5 years ago. It has changed some though. Stihl has always been top dog:biggrinbounce2:

 

[Just Mow]

MS361

 

[Scandy14]

024 Super/260Pro/034 Super

 

[Stihl here]

Stihl ms361

 

[BIGBORE577]

My MS440DN, what a screamer! Although, all the rest are a close second in popularity!

 

[StihlBoy440]

When I go to cut firewood I usually take my DN372xp and my personally woods ported MS360pro, I try to give both these screamers their fair share at some good Oak or Hickory, they both love to make chips. Both saws run a 20" bar and hand filed chisel by yours truly! I just need some below 95 degree weather to get really in the mood to cut wood!

 

[vegaome]

Well I have not cut too much but I sure do like my Echo 510. I got some parts coming for my other saws, so that may change. The Echo will get the job done though.

v/r

Mike

 

[firehunter988]

well i have to say that i love my 345 its light cuts good, has good power for 8' to 10' wood. i am looking at a 2000 model 55 let me know what you think. it a good price. thanks :hmm3grin2orange: i also talked to to my stihl dealer he told me he would make me a good deal on any saw but i dont know if i will like the way they feel. i have never had a better feeling saw than my husky. i used a 460 or i guess it was a 046 then when i cut mining timbers but that was about 10yrs ago.

 

[Vibes]

Jonnyred 2165 on a good day, 2150 when i'm a little under the weather.

 

[MOE]

modded husky 246 and a dolmar 7900 make a great pair.

 

[Austin1]

Modded 2159 very smooth saw, 041 a bit heavy for limbing but has a lot of character. And a 056 for the bigger stuff.

 

[litefoot]

I don't know what I like best. All I had before coming to this site a year or two ago was a Jonny 2050 which was fine. Now there's a 361, 7900 and a recently-obtained 034. I only ran about 4 tanks of mix in the 361 before I happened into a 7900. It makes short work felling and bucking and so the 361 has sat while the 7900 and 2050 do the big and little work. This year, I've got give that 034 a whirl and see what she is made of. So right now, I can't say I have favorites. I will say the 361 running 24" of full skip is a great combination for ground work and ease of chain maintenance.

 

[Timberhauler]

No doubt my MS440

 

[NYH1]

Husky 365 20" b&c.

 

[Andyshine77]

If I only had one saw to run for firewood, I guess it would be the ms361. I however prefer running two saws when cutting firewood, my 353 and 7900 get most of the work. If you have a 50cc and a 70+cc saw, I don't think there is much need for a 361. But if I were going to run one saw and only one saw, the 361 would be it.

 

[Roteiche]

Husqvarna 238 SE
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