Holzfforma chainsaws any good?

[HumBurner]

If you need to take it somewhere to get it fixed, a clone is not for you.

That being said, I've seen a couple shops around here that are working on these clone-saws.

 

[fields_mj]

AND yet still can't catch up on parts production

Their suppliers are probably too busy cranking out parts for Farmertec

 

[cuttinstihl]

IME if the saw isn’t getting used very often, a clone could easily fulfill that role. I’ve had some time on a G395 clone for infrequent milling, and I couldn’t recommend it enough for that purpose. I did have the tweak the carb and snug down every bolt just to be safe out of the box, zero problems other than that.

One thing I can say for sure is that it kicks the crap out of my old rebuilt 066 for power, not sure if that old Stihl was just tired from age but the G395 is significantly stronger

 

[RedneckChainsawRepair]

Making more money AND laying people off/shuttering doors AND having quality control issues AND yet still can't catch up on parts production (AND in the case of Husqy, have a whole messed up warehouse system since their implementation failed)


What's the incentive of buying OEM anymore?

I heard about that fiasco.

Plus husky workers installing pistons backwards at factory.

 

[Czed]

Back on topic for the thread, does anyone know what chainsaws the pros in China use?

I was curious about that myself but couldn't find any information.
If you can watch this
She's running a zenoah clone
Her technique sucks.

 

[dboyd351]

I was curious about that myself but couldn't find any information.
If you can watch this
She's running a zenoah clone
Her technique sucks.

Yeah, well I bet you haven't carried a tree on your back like that.

 

[holeycow]

She'll make someone a helluva wife.

Already got a game one, thanks.

 

[Fubar]

I was curious about that myself but couldn't find any information.
If you can watch this
She's running a zenoah clone
Her technique sucks.

She Looks like wifey material to me ,ain't bad looking either , I bet she cleans up well . .