Which is your favorite saw for around the house?

[CTYank]

Faves here in suburbia-land:

2' swede saw or pruning saw for least noise, most exercise, especially on Sundays.

35 cc "McC" (Jenn Feng) w/14" for anything less than 16-18". Quiet, low vibes, quick. Became GoToSaw 6 yrs ago when Poulan 2150's fuel lines broke up. Expecting at least another 6 good years from it. With its low fatigue-factor, I can run it all day with only the odd couple of minutes to hydrate it and myself, and to drain (me).

The bigger saws are overkill at home.

 

[TonyRumore]

MS200 Rear Handle for me.

Tony

 

[Boomhower]

lil stuff the 026...for the big uns the 440

 

[ChainFinn]

MS200T, i think. Small, light, easy to haul around and stash behind sofa and such, relatively reliable, for most of the everyday homeowners need behind the house, while doing some construction work, for cutting small firewood etc.

 

[barneyrb]

Just for pruning and small trimming, PP-S25CVA, little bigger limbs down PP-Super Duper 380 (wearing 330 badges), anything bigger then out comes the PP455, 475, 505, or the Poulan 8500. It don't get too big around here for these guys.......

 

[T0RN4D0]

MS180 for small stuff and 046 for bigger.

Need to get my hands on a MS260 or a 346xp.

 

[timmcat]

3 pages and nobody mentions the 7900? 7900 is my go to, although the ms 460 I just finished building is pretty sweet too.

 

[SierraWoodsman]

Chalk up another vote for the mighty 346!

 

[FATGUY]

026

 

[Roll Tide]

It was my ms250 but its gonna be my new ms 261 as soon as i get it back from Randy.

 

[Sabertooth]

The MS250 just because its always laying around the backyard.

 

[Sport Faller]

usually my 38 mag
my little 009 is good for some stuff too

 

[Chris-PA]

The living room is a little bigger so I can run the McCulloch, but the bedroom is smaller so I only run the 142 in there. In the kitchen I can only run the 42cc Craftsman as that is the quietest, otherwise my wife gets mad.

 

[Dan_IN_MN]

For....cutting cake? or what?:yoyo: :jester:

 

[Chris-PA]

For....cutting cake? or what?:yoyo: :jester:

Cake, roast beef, whatever. You need to use organic bar oil though. The McCulloch is great for cobwebs and dust bunnies in those hard to reach places, especially with the 24" bar. And of course, the bedroom is where the hardwood is at..........







OK, I think I've taken that about as far as I can - getting a little weird now!

 

[Stihltp]

A simple question and 4 pages later ... some of the last responses have me laughing

 

[SilverKing]

little super 2 Homelite is my go to saw around the house.Some folks think they are junk,but keep em maintained and sharp they are pretty good little saws.Other choice would be my little husqvarna model 40

 

[cowroy]

026

Me too :msp_thumbup:

 

[Showme]

HT131 pole saw around the main home. Cabin usually a 261, 346 or 562.

 

[Jtheo]

372 XPW. I am not kidding.

The 346 XP got used one time last firewood season.

The 339 XP takes care of the limbs.