Main saws!

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Sorry to derail - anyone use the msa 160t (battery top handle)? Any good?

 

 

Yes, and yes

 

 

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[Marc]

We were running 362's 461's and 661's for the larger stuff.

The day in day out saws were the 362's and 461's

 

Recently we overhauled our stock and ditched the 362's, they were just to heavy and to close to a 461 in reality.

We now have 261/461/661 and find it the best range for commercial arb.

 

Have a lot of love for the Husky stuff just not in my experience a good company saw as they do t seem to take indifferent multiple user abuse like Stihl.

[Mark Bolam]

I know some women like that Marc.

 

 

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[Mark Wileman]

Thanks so far guys, especially Marc (who basically just listed my Christmas list).

[Joe Newton]

I climb mostly so go from a 201 to a 441 with 20" bar.

 

I've got a 60cc saw on a 15" bar for ground work but really its too heavy to be using all day.

 

If I had to have one everyday saw for ground work it'd be a 50cc Husky with a15" bar

 

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[TreeswingerPerth]

My Spud ported 346 and 357 have taken over from my 560 these days , but my trusty 372 is still used most days

[spuddog0507]

Thanks so far guys, especially Marc (who basically just listed my Christmas list).

 

Hi been running a still ms241 on a 14" bare since 2013 I find it light nimble easy to start and cuts well other lads who have picked it up all say f--k me that cuts and it does, I wouldn't think twice about another, other ease 260x2, 341,460 and 660 but first one I pick up is the 241 even when felling big trees up to what I can manage with a heart cut.

[woody paul]

Husky 353 running 15inch bar never leave home with out it, then a 357xp running 15inch bar it is a little heavier. On bigger jobs skys the limit up to 3120 husky.

[Brett]

560, 362, 395

[Stihl123]

very little stuff 135 and 200t for climbing, then 560 with 16", 460 with 20", 660 with 20-36" then 880 with 36" for big stuff