What saws do my fellow wood cutters have??

[Beer Gut]

Latest addition 395xp. The rest are in my sig.

 

[pa firewood cutter]

I hear echo as are really dependable, I here they are very tourqy compared to other brands.

 

[Brian72]

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Latest addition 395xp. The rest are in my sig.

Very nice! I like that old Stihl on the tailgate. Don't think you have to worry about being under-powered.

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[Beer Gut]

Very nice! I like that old Stihl on the tailgate. Don't think you have to worry about being under-powered.

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Trouble is choosing which one to run

 

[spyder62]

[QUOTEI have an MS361 that's never seen wood - I got it only because I heard they were going to stop making them (and they did) - and that they cured cancer just by looking at them.

 

[Brian72]

I hear echo as are really dependable, I here they are very tourqy compared to other brands.

I have 4 saws, hedge trimmer, string trimmer and blower. Some of the most reliable equipment I've ever owned. I do pull the caps and retune. In my opinion, they're just as good as any brand. Easy starting too.

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[Brian72]

Trouble is choosing which one to run

I can relate to that!

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[TheTone]

I'm just a hobbyist who cuts firewood for the family cabin. Currently: for felling - Stihl 034AV with 25" bar, bucking - 025 with 16" bar. Working on 038 Super for felling and 026 for bucking. I've only been working on saws for about a year and a half and have learned everything I know from AS (Thank you, everyone!). Unfortunately (?) I picked up the CAD virus from this site. Since I'm not a spring chicken, I decided to stick with one brand to minimize the learning curve for rebuilding: Stihl, 'cause years ago my farmer grampaw said they were the best. I have now produced 10 runners and have acquired enough projects to keep me out of trouble for a long time to come. I like basket cases, the dirtier (and cheaper) the better.

 

[Brian72]

I'm just a hobbyist who cuts firewood for the family cabin. Currently: for felling - Stihl 034AV with 25" bar, bucking - 025 with 16" bar. Working on 038 Super for felling and 026 for bucking. I've only been working on saws for about a year and a half and have learned everything I know from AS (Thank you, everyone!). Unfortunately (?) I picked up the CAD virus from this site. Since I'm not a spring chicken, I decided to stick with one brand to minimize the learning curve for rebuilding: Stihl, 'cause years ago my farmer grampaw said they were the best. I have now produced 10 runners and have acquired enough projects to keep me out of trouble for a long time to come. I like basket cases, the dirtier (and cheaper) the better.

Certainly a lot of knowledge on such a broad range of topics in these forums. Neat to see what other guys are up to.

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[Brian72]

Cs520, cs680, ms661 and a few 10-10s. Also a cs590 and 372XP not pictured

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Forgot to mention the new cs355t. Pretty impressed with that little saw.

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[Flint Mitch]

028 Super, Makita 6421, Makita DCS 34. Love 'em all!

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[happysaws]

My signature about sums it up, but for those that use Tapatalk and can't see arboristsite signatures,
MCCULLOCH: SP125, SP125C, 10-10, Pro Mac 10-10, Super 10-10, SP-70, MAC 15

REMINGTON: PL-4, PL-5, PL-55 PL-6, PL-6B PL-7, PL-7A, SL-7A, Bantam, Super 660, Super 660G, Super 754, Super 770, Super 990 (in Mall apparel), SL-4 SL-4A SL-5. Oh, ya, also a Mall GP.

HOMELITE: C5, C52 XL-870 XP1020

STIHL: 009, 290, 038MAG2, 041AVSEQ, 07

LANCASTER: Five-60SL, Eight-20

TECUMSEH: AH-480, AH-58, AH-81, AH-82

TERRILL: 60

WARDS: 2.8, 3.6, 4.0, 5.0

That's about it, for now. All of these get used frequently.

 

[happysaws]

My signature about sums it up, but for those that use Tapatalk and can't see arboristsite signatures,
MCCULLOCH: SP125, SP125C, 10-10, Pro Mac 10-10, Super 10-10, SP-70, MAC 15

REMINGTON: PL-4, PL-5, PL-55 PL-6, PL-6B PL-7, PL-7A, SL-7A, Bantam, Super 660, Super 660G, Super 754, Super 770, Super 990 (in Mall apparel), SL-4 SL-4A SL-5. Oh, ya, also a Mall GP.

HOMELITE: C5, C52 XL-870 XP1020

STIHL: 009, 290, 038MAG2, 041AVSEQ, 07

LANCASTER: Five-60SL, Eight-20

TECUMSEH: AH-480, AH-58, AH-81, AH-82

TERRILL: 60

WARDS: 2.8, 3.6, 4.0, 5.0

That's about it, for now. All of these get used frequently.

I forgot about the Johnsered M361...

 

[blsnelling]

I have probably 45-50. I lost count a long time ago. http://photo.blsnelling.com/Chainsaws

 

[pa firewood cutter]

028 Super, Makita 6421, Makita DCS 34. Love 'em all!

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Love the Makita saws looks.

 

[pa firewood cutter]

I like to watch

I have probably 45-50. I lost count a long time ago. http://photo.blsnelling.com/Chainsaws

Love watching videos of your fine running saws blsnelling

 

[spyder62]

I have probably 45-50. I lost count a long time ago. http://photo.blsnelling.com/Chainsaws

No husky 345 ?

Just kidding

Absolutely incredible

 

[a. palmer jr.]

I have about 35 saws right now, different brands and sizes, right now putting together a non-Huztl 372XP.

 

[calvin55267]

That Mac looks really clean. I'd like to get a few other models eventually.

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haha, it is super clean. practically stole it from my service writer. its my newest edition, posted it in the "you suck" thread earlier.

 

[chipper1]

I have about 35 saws right now, different brands and sizes, right now putting together a non-Huztl 372XP.

What does that mean, a non-hutzl 372xp .
You mean it ain't a chini saw.