Stihls are bulky cause they are made of awesome, tough, 'merican metal. Huskys are cheap, revvy, euro trash plastic crap
Do itDude...ah, I won't even start.
No man stihl and husqvarna both are made in europe , mama is from europe. and finally both are perfect saws .Stihls are bulky cause they are made of awesome, tough, 'merican metal. Huskys are cheap, revvy, euro trash plastic crap
Hey palbin you have an H2?Thanks - that's a lot of weight if it is just the motor head ... .
As for the power figures, I have seen those seriously critizied
somewhere and have also written about it at another forum
- but I have forgot the details - 13hp is about 50% more hp/
displacement unit than modern saws, after all ... . Clearly,
there are some old big two-cylinder two-man saws with 3/4
pitch chain etc with more power than is considered healthy
nowadays, but I do a little distrust Stihl 090 should be one
of those just from what I sort of found by "looking around"
a couple of years ago - not that I have never seen one, held
one or even less owned one ... .
I mean if your take your Kawa 750 cc 1970-ies two-stroke
70-75 hp (which is again most likely an exagreagated pap-
er figure) or so motorcycle to a modern engine tuner/build-
er he/she gives you like 125 hp with lowered emissions and
fuel consumptions as well as bettered driveability properties
together with a back-wheel test protocol to certify what you
have ... - see here
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That's a 32" thats on it. With full skip, square chisel it cuts softwoods like Cedar, Hemlock and Doug fir like nobody's bisnatch!!! Lol.Like a Husky 576xp I suppose (which is a pretty bulky saw
- quite high, for example) - still one of my favorites (have
two of the very first model made) - the Stihl bar looks long-
er than maximal recommended by Stihl 32" I suppose????
Several stihls are made in Virginia beachNo man stihl and husqvarna both are made in europe , mama is from europe. and finally both are perfect saws .
maybe tomorow in china or somewhere else , what means this that the stihl is from china , not from germany , the same with husqvarnaSeveral stihls are made in Virginia beach
Hey palbin you have an H2?
maybe tomorow in china or somewhere else , what means this that the stihl is from china , not from germany , the same with husqvarna
WTF??maybe tomorow in china or somewhere else , what means this that the stihl is from china , not from germany , the same with husqvarna[/QUOTE
Yes I've heard of ebos.I have tripls but they are of the suzuki variety.NO - unfortunately - but there is a small company
in my nearest bigger city which specializes in "triples"
http://www.ebos.se/
- and I have planned to buy one for a long time (as a
lot of other stuff as well ) - but hopefully it will hap-
pen before I get too old - who knows ... .
They do these kind of tunings strangely affordable - as
well as two-stroke engine tunings in general - typically
they charge you per cylinder, so to speak - so the fewer
cylinders the cheaper - and with equipment that is
superior to most "garage tuners" i suppose ... .
man the saws are not humans so dont have nationality, they buy chineesee parts bcause are cheaper , if this parts can do the job where or what is the problemBoth Stihl and Husky Zama carbs proudly states "CHINA"
on them ... and have done so for several years ... .
Here is a little Cedar I cut up a couple weekends ago. Top blew out of it a few years ago so took it down since it was getting rot and bugs in it.
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Thank you! [/QUOTE]Nice saw
Id like to see stihl offer somethin between the 661 and 880..in the 100-105 cc range , that would be cool
A 394/5 is a 660 killer.
The MS720 is 106cc....
The outboard clutched Huskies definitely have a roll over problem. The inboard cltched saws like the 390XP don't fall over any more than an equivalent Stihl.
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