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<blockquote data-quote="svk" data-source="post: 5011697" data-attributes="member: 41967"><p>Well put.</p><p></p><p>I'd venture to guess that more homeowner saws meet their end from sitting around over time (hoses and gaskets deteriorate, moisture does it's work on metal parts, etc) than ever fail due to overuse.</p><p></p><p>There's a few over on the chainsaw forum that are always chirping about how homeowner Huskys and Stihls wont hold up. Hold up to what??? Everyday hard use by a tree service? Probably not. But more than enough to provide a decade or more reliable cutting from a home wood burner. You buy a $300-450 saw and it lasts 10 years so you've spent $30-45 a year on a saw. That's not much in my opinion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="svk, post: 5011697, member: 41967"] Well put. I'd venture to guess that more homeowner saws meet their end from sitting around over time (hoses and gaskets deteriorate, moisture does it's work on metal parts, etc) than ever fail due to overuse. There's a few over on the chainsaw forum that are always chirping about how homeowner Huskys and Stihls wont hold up. Hold up to what??? Everyday hard use by a tree service? Probably not. But more than enough to provide a decade or more reliable cutting from a home wood burner. You buy a $300-450 saw and it lasts 10 years so you've spent $30-45 a year on a saw. That's not much in my opinion. [/QUOTE]
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