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I have a husky 440/jonsered 2240. Pulls a 16 pretty well. Fairly light. Super cheap. Never had a problem running it. Yeah, its plastic. As a backup id just fill it with some of that canned fuel. Thst saw loves canned fuel btw, runs fine on gasoline but damn, i usually run a can through in the...

The echo 590 looks good and may be on my short list. Unfortunately i have to postpone the saw buying for now due to unforseen expenses. In the meantime I'll have to get choosey and cut smaller trees the 440 can take on its own. I guess this gives me time to think through all the options and talk...

And other than felling a tree on the 440 (can hardly blame that on the manufacturer :oops:) it really is a good homowner saw, and that's all i am. Looking at the 460 and considering i can get gently used for under 300, its really hard to say no. Except that i can find some older stihls for the...

So a homeowner saw in a bigger cc like a 460 or a jonsered 2255 would not be worth it ?

Hi all, haven't posted here in a long time. Ive been cutting with 3 saws my preferred saw is a jonsered/husky hybrid 40cc started as a husky 440e, great little saw... but little. When the going gets tough, i grab an old husky 51 and up until recently i had a big fat mcculloch for whatever that...

it's also called jewelweed

there is a wild plant up here that is used for this, and commonly grows in the same conditions as poison ivy. we call it touch-me-not for the explosive seeds it grows. the flowers are orange cone shaped and the leaves look semi heat shaped . usually a bush only 3 ft high. so you take the stalks...

so your gonna borrow a saw and cut into hard wood, felt and here's where i have the issue, A HUGE SLAB OF GRANITE!!!! just pay for the bar and chain being used i guess. how do you handle personal injury? not sure i see the point of the show, senseless breaking of things to show people whats...

excellent point about no tranny to deal with !! i say go for gold !

Well long story short the deal on this one fell through so I'm still looking for a small saw to try and make a super light little buzzer

might be a touch on the heavy side, but hey if its just a piece to say you did something unique, i say go for it. i think it may lack torque, because jetskis are made to move water fast through an impeller which doesnt seem like a torque demanding task but i could be wrong

Sounds like you may be right just lean the l screw a eighth tlittle bit will make a good difference urn not a lot though a

Just guessing but probly gut the silencer and give a mild port job Carb swap something with adjustable h and l then get a nicer bar and chain?

I want to get into the building of semi-hot saws. I mean as hot as you can get without a stinger pipe or anything that makes the saw not usable in the woods. I have a baby saw I want to learn with it's a husky 142 and its beat up but runs good, the goal with this saw would be learning porting...

well, I ended yesterday with 1 running saw that can't be safely used. ended today with 3 operational saws can't beat that