What is the perfect chainsaw for what "You" cut

[Trx250r180]

I'm confused.

Those quotes are what make this site so great .
I have had 4 -440 saws at one time and they all produced different power the way were set up top end wise ,and a couple 372 saws at once ,and they both ran different powerwise on how they were done ,i say those quotes have a lot of biased opinion in them due to variance between saw to saw ,they do not all run the same from my research .
Ok back to the program ,this thread does not have to be a pissing match between my saw can whoop your saw ,It's about "What you personally like " not what has the most power ,

Have a good day .

 

[CapitaineHaddoc]

Forced to pick one?
Husky 562 that Terry did rude things to its insides. 20-28"

Same answer for me, WWS 562XP. I'll have 2 of them soon

 

[HuskStihl]

Is it diesel or regular gasoline?

Liquid hydrogen fuel cell

 

[svk]

For cutting on my properties I'd look no further than my 550. I do a few charity cuts each year where we get into larger wood so my next saw will be 70 something cc's. Although after watching YouTube videos of a 390 noodling makes me want one lol.

 

[stihl sawing]

I am old ya know.

 

[Guido Salvage]

were talking about runners gary. we all know 98% of your saws don't run you busted up broken down saw whoreder LOL. 390xp FTW athough the dolmar 7900/7910 is really growing on me.

This illustrates why I should put you on "IGNORE".

You have never met me nor ever viewed my collection, thus are not in a position to make any comments on whether they run or not. Unlike you, I have gotten out from behind my keyboard and actively participated with members of this forum (and other sites as well) and attended 16 GTG's in the past 4 years. This has allowed me to meet more participants on this site than virtually any other member,

I have brought as many as 100 saws with me to GTG's and freely allowed (and often encouraged) others to run them. This has all been documented in the various GTG threads here and on other sites. Just so you are aware, a load of my non running saws will be seen at Geniusfest in Michigan next weekend.

Rather than being a pompous ass, perhaps you should get your facts (and grammar) straight before you comment on subjects about which you have no knowledge.

 

[markintopton]

I'm a firewood scavenger for home heating only.
Although I yearn for a pro saw and sometimes wish for something bigger, my lil' husq 450 with a razor sharp lpx chain gets the job done.
Sawing is the fun part. Most of the work is dragging , splitting and stacking.

 

[MountainHigh]

.... another vote for the 562xp - does everything I need and then some for now (felling and bucking wood from 8" to 28") .
But in another 10 years, probably a 550xp running 3/8 chain on an 18" bar, or something lighter along that line will be preferred for this senior citizen.

 

[Jon1212]

This.


For these.


That was easy.

 

[KenJax Tree]

Or

 

[mdavlee]

Anyone mention 394 yet?

 

[huskihl]

Anyone mention 394 yet?

Just to make sure you can cut it, right? Lol

 

[mdavlee]

Just to make sure you can cut it, right? Lol

Yep. Bigger is better. My 2 year old called a 372 and 390 little saws.

 

[BWS-LLC]

Yep. Bigger is better. My 2 year old called a 372 and 390 little saws.

You holding any saw short of a 3120 looks like a "little saw"

 

[mdavlee]

You holding any saw short of a 3120 looks like a "little saw"

True. She said the 394 can be a big saw.

 

[cuinrearview]

Currently working tops in a woodlot so the one on the left. Once finished there next year I should have a good pipeline so it'll be back to blowdowns and storm cleanup and scrounging so the one on the right.

 

[Deets066]

 

[Welder56]

My 026 that was ported and modified by Jerry (pioneerguy600) is the saw that is always being worked

 

[Trx250r180]

I want your skid loader Deets ,mines an old wore out pos

 

[Deets066]

It still amazes me how much you can do with it. It's much easier to limb a tree off when you can pic the whole tree off the ground