45cc saw??

[jasonw0586]

Trying to find my other half a saw..looking in the 40 to 45cc and 16 or 18...she wants to keep it as light as possible without it beig too slow in snaller wood.....we prefer stihl but open to huskys also what model do you guys and or gals prefer in this range?? We will pribbaly buy used or trade just tryinf to see what smaller models have a good rep... I havent much knowledge or info running saws around this size thanks for any info

 

[computeruser]

Stihl 241.

 

[Brent Nowell]

The 542xp is extremely light and has quite a bit of zip once broken in. I have been eyeing one for a long time... It uses the redmax/zenoah engine which was never a husky original design as far as I know. What I do know is that the engine runs very well and the saw is built quite sturdy. Mweba did a video on it and was quite impressed once broken in.
It is the lightest pro saw husky offers, I think at like 8 or 9 pounds

 

[Huskvarna hotellgäst]

The 542xp is extremely light and has quite a bit of zip once broken in. I have been eyeing one for a long time... It uses the redmax/zenoah engine which was never a husky original design as far as I know. What I do know is that the engine runs very well and the saw is built quite sturdy. Mweba did a video on it and was quite impressed once broken in.
It is the lightest pro saw husky offers, I think at like 8 or 9 pounds

Do you mean 543xp?

 

[sundance]

I'd take a long look at Echo myself.

 

[cuinrearview]

42mm 346xp ftw

 

[sundance]

Are you looking for a pro saw to be used hard pretty much every day or an occasional use firewood saw? Level of use (and type of wood / size) would be helpful input. Also, some idea of what you're looking to spend.

 

[merc_man]

Dolmar 420 is an impressive little saw.

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[Huskybill]

A 340, 346 Xp, 345, 350, 353, 359?

You can find a non running 350 saw cheap to fix?

 

[jasonw0586]

Are you looking for a pro saw to be used hard pretty much every day or an occasional use firewood saw? Level of use (and type of wood / size) would be helpful input. Also, some idea of what you're looking to spend.

Duh on my part lol...Will be a a firewood saw but prolly be run 3 or 4 days a week.

 

[svk]

What’s most important to you? Pick any two of the following: low cost, low weight, and high power. Then we can best recommend a saw for you.

 

[quantico]

Вы уверены, что не очень хорошо пишется

 

[svk]

Вы уверены, что не очень хорошо пишется

Say what?

 

[LonestarStihl]

Вы уверены, что не очень хорошо пишется

Say what?

Pretty sure Russia just hacked the forums. This could be the start of WWIII... lock and load!

 

[LonestarStihl]

I’m going with the ms241 as well. Get it, youll be happy, problem solved! [emoji1824]

 

[RTK]

I'd take a long look at Echo myself.

The little echo’s are worth looking at.

 

[LonestarStihl]

It’s for that reason I e decided to save up and get the 500i. Don’t care for the new cool stuff necessarily but for the power to weight it’s nice

 

[full chizel]

Ask Huskybill about his MS 250.

 

[full chizel]

I’m going with the ms241 as well. Get it, youll be happy, problem solved! [emoji1824]

I love mine

 

[jltrent]

45cc I would go with a MS250 or Husqvarna 345.......Each can be had in good shape for around $150......Both are non-epa for the most part and seem more powerful than the 45ccs they are...