80cc Saw

[jeff taswelder]

Stihl 064
An oldie but a good 1

 

[funky sawman]

the cs8000 might be low power and high weight but it is far more durable than its counterparts. Clocking 1500 hrs on one that has been a milling saw from when it was new, has a tiny tach screwed to it.

 

[calebng15]

I figured I'd get a lot of responses! It is not something I'm looking to get immediately, just something to keep my eyes open for. I would use it for firewood cutting. The 2100 is just kinda heavy to be cutting down trees, and for the smaller trunks we have around here, I don't think I would ever need to go bigger than 36in. I already have a 262, so a 372 is pretty close. Any big difference between the 281 and 288. If not I'll keep my eye open for both!
I do want to stick with a Husky. I'll probably eventually get rid of my 2100, after I get something to replace it. Maybe by winter.

 

[Deets066]

If that's the route your goin then I'd say a ported 390

 

[Four Paws]

the cs8000 might be low power and high weight but it is far more durable than its counterparts. Clocking 1500 hrs on one that has been a milling saw from when it was new, has a tiny tach screwed to it.

Now that is saying something!

 

[Mad Professor]

+1 on 064, light and nimble, handles great.