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What saws do my fellow wood cutters have??
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You didn't tell me you got a new saw.
Is that the Tim Allen version
.Bunch of hoarders.
I don't understand people who do this
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You didn't tell me you got a new saw.
Is that the Tim Allen version
Bunch of hoarders.
I don't understand people who do this
Me neither, I don't get it.
That being said I did sell a couple, I am trying to keep that from ever happening.
I'm just going to excercise my right to remain silent.
If I haven't read you the Miranda rights, do you have them, kinda like if a tree falls...
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I only have one chainsaw, and it's a Wild Thing, I just like learning about them.
rbeggs
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I cut wood for heat, probably 6-10 "rick" per year for us and the in laws ( around 3 cords) I use a husky 350 with a muffler mod and a jonsered 2159c with a non cat muffler and mod. Included in this pic is a jonsered 670 super which I'm working on for a bigger saw to use and a husky 266se I'm selling.
Then I have one more than you since I sold a couple , I have a nice poulan too, and a husky 142, AKA poulan in an orange wrapper.
I'm ahead, do I win
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Then I have one more than you since I sold a couple , I have a nice poulan too, and a husky 142, AKA poulan in an orange wrapper.
I'm ahead, do I win
Yes, you win
I win I win, wait does that mean I'm dead lol.
Back to the OP.
I enjoy running lots of different saws, but prefer the huskys, especially the 3 series.
I try to always have at least one 346, 359, variant of the 365/372 around at all times.
But it wouldn't be above me to have 2 or 3 of each, and I'd suggest everyone do the same if your serious about cutting firewood
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Not to me, it's one if the best firewood one saw plans their is, not that I'm promoting that
.The 555 reminds me if a 254xp which reminds me of a larger 346. The difference is that the 555 has more power and gets almost twice the fuel economy as a 254. I like to have one around, but everyone else likes them more than me lol.
Not to me, it's one if the best firewood one saw plans their is, not that I'm promoting that
The 555 reminds me if a 254xp which reminds me of a larger 346. The difference is that the 555 has more power and gets almost twice the fuel economy as a 254. I like to have one around, but everyone else likes them more than me lol.
Agreed, if possible I would have a 550xp with a short bar and a 372 for all of my wood needs.....BUT kids are expensive habits
That's a nice combo for a work saw, but for in the woods I'd rather have a 346/372 oe as that's my time to relax and do more as I wish.Agreed, if possible I would have a 550xp with a short bar and a 372 for all of my wood needs.....BUT kids are expensive habits
I like the mtronic/autotune saws for their fuel efficiency but not to save on gas, but time on fillips, it can shorten your day a good bit and many times is the difference of a job being a one day job instead of a two day job.
As far as the kids, are you talking about saws, if so yes they get expensive
.That's a nice combo for a work saw, but for in the woods I'd rather have a 346/372 oe as that's my time to relax and do more as I wish.
I like the mtronic/autotune saws for their fuel efficiency but not to save on gas, but time on fillips, it can shorten your day a good bit and many times is the difference of a job being a one day job instead of a two day job.
As far as the kids, are you talking about saws, if so yes they get expensive
I wish! I am referring to the expensive little humans that I am tasked with keeping alive
Brian72
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Probably the funniest line today![emoji1] Keep up the good work!I wish! I am referring to the expensive little humans that I am tasked with keeping alive
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Oh those kids, yes it's expensive keeping them alive, and happy LOL.I wish! I am referring to the expensive little humans that I am tasked with keeping alive
Better make sure they all get huskys or they won't be happy
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One for each round I cut. Religiously dumpster diving for vintage mag adds up.
AmateurSawer
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I've got 5. MS362 with 3/8 20"bar.026 and 028WB with .325 20" bars,a McCulloch I can't recall (free to me) and my Grandfather's McCulloch 1-53 with an 18" bar which weighs a ton but when I last ran it would cut like a knife through butter.My 026 is getting rehabed after an accident then it and the 362 will be my main saws for firewood and farm work.I think I'd like a 461,someday.
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