3 saws

[farmer steve]

200T
241C
044

Close enough.

 

[farmer steve]

Not really attached to brands or specific models, as long as they're pro level long term reliable and parts are available.

1. Light nimble limbing/light bucking, in the 40-50cc range, 16" or so bar. Maybe longer so I don't have to bend over so much.
2. Felling, bucking, noodling, 70-80cc's, 24-28" bar.
3. Small battery electric 12" top handle that can be one-handed.

AS safety police will be here shortly.

 

[lone wolf]

Close enough.

Works for me.

 

[OM617YOTA]

AS safety police will be here shortly.

When they're cutting my wood and paying my bills, I'll consider listening to them.

 

[jltrent]

036, 036 and a 036.

 

[OM617YOTA]

036, 036 and a 036.

That's essentially been my lineup for the last ~40 cords of wood. Nothing wrong with that at all.

 

[WIslxer]

5100
7900
top handle of some variety or
honorable mention to my poopoopoulan 5020 truck saw that cost me $50 - love that thing at that price!!

It's odd I say these when I use my 6100 by far the most. Guess that'd be my one saw plan.

 

[rd35]

036, 036 and a 036.

Aaaaannnnnnd..........another 036!!!! Mine looks like the lower three......well almost.... Mine is dinged up, crusty, and ugly. Those are some REALLY nice looking units! Thanks for letting us see them! Mine can look pretty close to these if I put some effort and a few bucks into it. It will be my next project when I get home from my deployment. Then I will absolutely have a 4-saw plan that will reduce run time on my 260 and my 066.