huskyboy1978
ArboristSite Member
On the risk of being shot for such an idea I wanted to get some opinions.
Here's my situation, I cut my own firewood in the range of 5 to 10 cords a year (usually end up selling a couple), and do the occasional clean-up for friends. Most of my firewood is in the 8" to 16".
I lighter the saw the better however I don't like to be cutting all day either if I bigger saw will allow me to do the job twice as fast.
With my wife nagging on me to get rid of my excess saws (I didn't think there was ever too many) I am debating do what see says and keeping just one. I can then start picking up rebuilders for cheap without her taking much notice :hmm3grin2orange:
For the cutting I do I had the following ideas:
Keep the 353 and port it
Keep the 359 and port it (I am actually just about to start this project)
Sell them all and buy a NE346XP, muffler mod it, and then down the road port it.
I know some will say keep the 262XP!!! I really like the 254 and 262 however parts are getting harder to get and I must say I really like the handling and AV of the newer Huskies.
Looking for thoughts and discussion.
Here's my situation, I cut my own firewood in the range of 5 to 10 cords a year (usually end up selling a couple), and do the occasional clean-up for friends. Most of my firewood is in the 8" to 16".
I lighter the saw the better however I don't like to be cutting all day either if I bigger saw will allow me to do the job twice as fast.
With my wife nagging on me to get rid of my excess saws (I didn't think there was ever too many) I am debating do what see says and keeping just one. I can then start picking up rebuilders for cheap without her taking much notice :hmm3grin2orange:
For the cutting I do I had the following ideas:
Keep the 353 and port it
Keep the 359 and port it (I am actually just about to start this project)
Sell them all and buy a NE346XP, muffler mod it, and then down the road port it.
I know some will say keep the 262XP!!! I really like the 254 and 262 however parts are getting harder to get and I must say I really like the handling and AV of the newer Huskies.
Looking for thoughts and discussion.