What saws do you run?

[Adam]

341 15"

660 25" and 36"

had a 357xp this time last year but it was rubbish and constantly played about. so got the 341 and havent looked back since.

[Peter]

2x 200T

441

 

Next on the shopping list is a 660, then an 088/090, secondhand, lastly a 200 for groundwork. Not in too much of a hurry for a lightweight ground saw though, as i can happily manage with what i'v got.

[BrendonV]

200T 14"

MS460 20", also have 32" bar for it

 

 

Wanting a 361 with a 18", loved that saw at my old job.

[Mr Ed]

x2 200t's

x2 335 and 1 338

x2 346's

x2 357's

1 362

x3 372's

x2 181's

x1 288

x1 394

x1 395

 

x1 ms260

x1 ms341

[jpbeaver]

2 x 200t 1x14" 1x16"

2 x 346xp 13" and 15"

1 x ms341 15"

1 x ms361 15" or 20"

1 x 372xp 24"

1 x pos ms650 30" or 36"

1 x 090 in pieces

[Pete Mctree]

2x 200t

2x260

2x254

1x440

1x460

1x288

1x660

[Shansen]

192t

2x 200t

046

660

[Dean Lofthouse]

How do you find your 192t Shansen, I was thinking of getting one just for pruning as it is a lot lighter than the 200t and keep my 200 for take downs.

[Jay]

does anyone know of as reliable shop that sell second hand saws. only reason is because they would only be for my own work which isnt everyday or even every week so not really worth spending £1000 or so at the momment. but i think a 341 and a 460 is what i need!

[Charlieh]

not wanting to but in, my 192t is great! bought mine on holiday in canada for about £160 with a shed load of extras, caps, hard carry box, 2bars and chains! (didnt have to pay tax on it either)

 

its really really light, and dont really find it that lacking in power, but my 020t that im comparing it to is quite old, its great for pruning fruit trees and dead wooding, but this is just my opinion, and i dont have much climbing experience.