I think it is pretty well known who is #1 in OPE. Elux does make a good saw though.
That just underlines my last post - you don't know what you are posting about!
Elux isn't a factor any more, and haven't been for years, and Husky sure is # One, with all the brands they own!
Stihl isn't even close!
husky makes some decent stuff, but those others are just crap. The "real" huskys are only found in dealers and sometimes they carry the turd models too.
I know Elux doens't make saws anymore, at least not badged "husky". I will continue to mention that just for you though.
husky #1 with all their brands? You talkin' about the turd pullons and macs?
Read this for me Troll!
You stated OPE not just chainsaws, Stihl is about $2,000,000,000 in sales a year behind Husqvarna.
Thats a no brainer, the USA factory has beaten the German factories for years in quality control. Stihl has had inter company competiton for many years now and Va Beach always comes out on top as they well should. The German factories are old, way out of date compared to the ultra modern Va Beach factory. Germany has the super new R&D center but their best production factory is here in ole Virginy. Those union guys in Germany have had to have work shipped in to them from other Stihl factories around the world for them to keep their jobs. Not so at Va Beach, they run 24/7 and continue to hire. Last I heard 69% of all Stihl made comes out of Va Beach, that pretty well says who Stihl counts on, us Americans by joe,
Your ignorance has no limits, obviously, but you sure are funny!
The truth hurts eh? I forgot to mention husky did pick up a good brand, Redmax. The purchase was made by husky for epa points and to copy the strato ideas Redmax had in hopes of building a decent strato saw. husky could have saved alot of $$$ and just copied any strato Stihl.
I think when husky finally gets their stuff together, it will be too late. I hope for your sake Troll, they keep going, LOLOLOL.
You stated OPE not just chainsaws, Stihl is about $2,000,000,000 in sales a year behind Husqvarna.
He then asked what would be the next step up if he wanted some more power. I mentioned that if he was serious, he needed to stop by his husky dealer and grab a 372 while he could. I spoke highly of the 372 and assured him that was the best option. Then grabbed my 044 and let the jaws drop again.If you want to count the "junk" husky sells. I worked at blowes for a few months, the amount of OPE that left and came back was 50/50. Those might just have been DA customers and piss poor salesman but their profit could not be good. Otherwise I stand behind my statement of Stihl being the leader of OPE.
I helped a church out this weekend cutting some large hardwood and met a husky guy. He had 2 359s and some other pullon turds. I told him the 359s were the best thing to ever come from blowes, he bought both of them from there a few years back.
