Have Stihl , Husky , Dolmar , Solo , Efco , Echo . But only one Oil , Amsoil Sabre @ 50:1 !
Times have sure changed here.
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cuinrearview
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I've heard Amsoil called "the great equalizer". Is it true? Do all of your saws run equally "well" burning it?
Kudos to OP for firing up an oil thread AND a brand flaming thread all in one!
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Once again, all this is horse crap! I will stick with the best chainsaw, hand me a good 60-70-90cc saw with the sharpest chain, they cut best. If you want to talk crap about oil get bewildered involved, things will go downhill fast. I only own Husqvarna, but buy a brand that fits your needs and you enjoy cutting with, as long as it has a SHARP CHAIN. That being said Husqvarna saws are the Best! 
cuinrearview
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Once again, all this is horse crap! I will stick with the best chainsaw, hand me a good 60-70-90cc saw with the sharpest chain, they cut best. If you want to talk crap about oil get bewildered involved, things will go downhill fast. I only own Husqvarna, but buy a brand that fits your needs and you enjoy cutting with, as long as it has a SHARP CHAIN. That being said Husqvarna saws are the Best!
BS, they can't cut good once the bolts all rattle out
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Blue Loctite, different discussion.BS, they can't cut good once the bolts all rattle out
Changed their bolt design on new saws.
cuinrearview
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Husky=inferior bolt designBlue Loctite, different discussion.
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Think you just nailed intent of this thread! Nice!Husky=inferior bolt design
Lack of maintenance and experience, a good operator knows when his saw is right( or wrong ).
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Have repaired several Stihl chainsaws, cut off saws and 2 Stilhl blowers. Best thing I liked is, I did not own them.
cuinrearview
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Tree service saws are a prime example of this, and a lot more fun to rehab than putting together a box of Chinese parts...Lack of maintenance and experience, a good operator knows when his saw is right( or wrong ).
Hell yeah , actually started running Amsoil back in my Pro mod Snowmobile Racing days @ 70:1 . Pretty well use it in all my 2 strokes @ 50:1 .I've heard Amsoil called "the great equalizer". Is it true? Do all of your saws run equally "well" burning it?
Kudos to OP for firing up an oil thread AND a brand flaming thread all in one!
Really haven’t had much luck trying to save a buck using China parts, they either don’t fit without a lot of grinding or cussing, the rubber parts don’t last very long either.
The times have changed here for sure.
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I remember back in the late 60's / early 70's, the go to mix ratio for our two-stroke dirt bikes was 20:1.
Damn moto-x tracks looked like a range fire, the smoke was so thick.
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That's because they are all equal and all get a trophy, we dont want to say any saw is less then the other, they may be offended.
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According to piltz a 38 inch blade is fine on an ms170.
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I have chainsaws and chainsaw accessories.
Jonsered is dead, stihl is 1 at being a pile of number 2, husqvarna makes a saw, whats a dolmar, and echos have sharp plastic....but they are good for the money you spend.
jr27236
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Uh Oh you just drew first blood.Jonsered is dead, stihl is 1 at being a pile of number 2, husqvarna makes a saw, whats a dolmar, and echos have sharp plastic....but they are good for the money you spend.
