So a local guy has the 372 for sale he had a 395 he sold last week.
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I've never heard a saw sound quite like these. Instantly remember this sound from my old man's husky. The guy needed bills paid and has lots of saws n no work. It's less than a year old. I'm impressed.
Why do you class an inanimate #of parts of different materials gathered together to produce a chain saw as a POS because you & & your father didn't get on & he used Husky saw/s the saws he or anybody else has wouldn't know the owner was good or other wise the ultimate is to straight gas or run weak & seizure will be the end result BUT the SAW will neither know nor care why The saw won't know or care of the fact you & your father disagree Don,t turn down what could be a cracking deal on a quality product because of family upsets you are or could be handicapping yourself
I know what you are saying. Main thing is Arizona and the west coast where I grew up Stihl is what most run.
In the area of France I live we have possibly a dozen commercial logging company's when we first started around eight used Stihl over the years the brand loyalty has changed to now being ten of the company's using Husky, both have Pro's & Con's but availability of parts & price seems to have been the deal cruncher in recent years in your case it's probably a dealer thing glad you didn't pass up a good deal I'm sure you will find it compares to a similar model Stihl
France has a lot of timber industry. I never would have figured. I talked to a guy in France on the ham radio once. That's another expensive hobby.
Our harvesting in some cases differs from the US we coppice & pollard a good amount of deciduous timber mostly oak ,any trees that are fully harvested in places require the planting of 3 saplings My daughter lives in Washington State (Winthrop) she has just retired from the police dept & is now a park ranger of some type
Nice I lived in marble mount on hywy 20 in the cascades then rockport and Burlington before moving to Seattle .Winthrop is on the other side.
Yes she lives on SR 20 some 2 miles out of Winthrop
I won't use it on the mill. I would rather use my Mac super 250 it's a big heavy slow stong saw that seems to plow like a freight train. At 87cc it's the biggest saw. I have and the heaviest. And has outboard clutch. What model of Stihl have outboard clutch. My 038 mag is inboard
We used to always ride motorcycles from Everett Washington all the way up to Winthrop and then go a little further and and then turn around and pit stop there
