Thread: PNW area saw builder?

Hey just wanted to post an update to this... It's been a year and Treeslingr' has done three saws for me (ms460, 066 mag, and ms440) they all turned out really strong. each saw feels like it cuts one class up. esp the 440. The 066 needed to be sorted a bit when I got it back (carb needed to be rebuilt, no fault of Jasha's) If you're looking for a daily work saw and need solid torque increases and a little more on top, this is a great way to go....pricing seems reasonable and all three saws would look very similar on a dyno plot (just my guess). very consistent results. (at least between these three)

Originally Posted by greg986547

Hey just wanted to post an update to this... It's been a year and Treeslingr' has done three saws for me (ms460, 066 mag, and ms440) they all turned out really strong. each saw feels like it cuts one class up. esp the 440. The 066 needed to be sorted a bit when I got it back (carb needed to be rebuilt, no fault of Jasha's) If you're looking for a daily work saw and need solid torque increases and a little more on top, this is a great way to go....pricing seems reasonable and all three saws would look very similar on a dyno plot (just my guess). very consistent results. (at least between these three)

This is good feedback, and consistent with what other customers of his have said.

Bringing this one back from page 2 I cant pm treesling'r for some reason and i Undrstand from othere posts washington prosaws has some issues as of late who is in the PNW