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i understand that porting a muffler is a delicate job because its pointless if you don't open it enough but it is destructive if you open it to much ( no back pressure). if i was to do it to a saw i have how would i go about getting the directions to do so?

I am unsure what the deal is with these brazilian saws? are they brand new, but the design has been improved since they were released. and they also are extremely ported to get the fuel in and the exhaust out super fast?? because that sounds like an awesome tool to use. i bet it rips right...

what is the difference between husky and jonsered? i have heard that they are built by the same company and i know they are both built in sweden. is a jonsered as durable as a husky? i can trade in a saw on a josered and have some money taken off but i don't wanna do it is its not...

i guess i have to be honest. when i found out all that the games that seller was playing i cut bait and didn't accept the saw. i am not rich enough to throw my money away on the risk that that guy was selling me a bunch of worn out pieces that won't last till december and i will have to...

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How can I be sure that if i ask him those questions he will follow through and check those things. It was an "as is" sale and with him trying to charge his own PayPal price I feel like he's trying to screw me.

well i was going to buy a new husky 372 XP, but i put in a low bid on a stihl used 440 and somehow won the auction. i am starting to regret this move because the saw sold so low for the model it is. i bought the saw from action641 on ebay and he wants to charge me for using pay pal. Is that...

sounds like a good deal if he will change it for you. i have run the farm boss and it is a good runner, but had some problems dealing with live trees. it had no problems with the dead cherry that i was cutting. i am still in the process of looking for a new saw, but i am looking for something...

what is more important to look at when researching chainsaws the horsepower or cc's? and what really separates a homelite or poulan from the stihl's and husky's? i know they run a higher fuel to oil ration, but will my 53.6 cc homelite 330 perform differently from a husky of the same...

when and where is the convention in Pgh? i will not start cutting for another 3-4 weeks for my winter wood so i have some time to keep shopping and picking your brains for the best equipment. you are right about the quality tools becuase i bought an echo trimmer this year and have not...

I know that the original question was about the 360 and 361, but i guess i was also looking for insight into what is the best purchase for my situation. i really like the echo 670 and how the saw is built but i don't know if it will last like a stihl or husky. the stihl saws are super nice but...

I am still confused as to which saw is worth purchasing. my dealer has a few 360's left and another dealer near me will sell me a 361, but would i be wrong to buy a husky or an echo or a jred? i like the stihl's and have heard nothing but good things and i have run a 290 and i liked its power...

I am stihl very unsure as to what i should put my money into: stihl, husky, jred, echo, or efco?

what is the difference between the stihl 360 and 361? i have been on the web site so i know the specs but i was hoping someone might have some usage opinions, please.

I have seen the orange ones on ebay before. i don't know if they were super old or if they were imported from japan. a few of my buddies have used the old orange ones and they have said that they are pretty powerful little saws. sorry about the all caps!!

Washington County, PA??????

HOW MUCH?? WHY HAVEN'T U USED IT???

WHAT IS SO GREAT ABOUT EFCO SAWS? HOW DO THEY COMPARE TO A STIHL OR HUSKY?

I AM LOOKING TO PURCHASE A NEW SAW. I HAVE 3 HOMELITES AND A MAC BUT WANT TO GET RID OF ONE HOMELITE AND THE MAC. I WANT TO GET A PROFESSIONAL GRADE SAW TO CUT MY 20 OR SO CORDS OF WOOD FOR THE YEAR. SOULD YOU PLEASE GIVE ME FEEDBACK ON WHICH BRANDS ARE BEST SUITED FOR MY NEEDS. I CUT ALOT...