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Italian made Alpina Chainsaws, any good?


Jamie Jones
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I stumbled across the Italian made Alpina Chainsaws while on the net and having never seen one I wondered are they a professional chainsaw and are they any good?

 

(Seen pictures of the as Yellow or White Chainsaws)

 

 

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33 minutes ago, Stubby said:

I had a little yellow Alpina top handle years ago with no AV .

I had written a long post about them, then realised it was the italian manufacturer active I was actually talking about! (Even owned a couple, still didn't see my mistake until after I posted!) Have seen some domestic alpina machines but not alpine..

No av, nice. Thankfully I came on the scene after av did!

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Oleo Mac / Efco also from italy: Emak group

 

 

 

Alpina &  Stiga (sweden) & mountfield same company i think....

 

 

 

Active different again  have a big range of stuff  & some really monster strimmers.

 

 

 

So 3 different chainsaw brands in italy.

 

First two companies probably have chainsaws in various different brands names they own/colours but share parts & designs?

 

 

 

 

 

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14 minutes ago, Stere said:

Oleo Mac / Efco also from italy: Emak group

 

Dynamac sold by Machine Mart were also from this manufacturer. I've had a DY41 for years and still use it occasionally for firewood cutting just to see if it still works.

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  • 2 years later...

I have 1.. 

 

I'd say, they're inbetween a 150-200t Cutting & Weight Wise.. 

(Nice optional for Chainsaw CARVERS 😉). 

 

Paid for itself over & over..

Still running 2-3yrs later. (Not constant everyday use obviously)

But Plenty of PJs & take it everywhere.. as my main Climbing Saw for my PJs... back up Saw for Prof. Commercial & Domestics. 

... 

Alpina A27T .. Now bought Out by and are called,,

'Stiga's (blah number blah) Pro'.

(They're now Black & Yellow,, Exactly the same Saw). 

 

Personally,, I like them for what they are ..  

Eventually,,

May even get a new one..

So I can get this one, Modded & Ported.. (Might do..) 

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  • 9 months later...

ALPINA CHAINSAW MOD. P680

 

 

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Looks like a zenoah copy

 

Expensive for a chinese cloned saw which i assume it is?

 

The original:

 

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Zenoah G621 Available as a power head or with 20" - 24" bar & chain The legendary Komatsu Zenoah saws are now back in...

 

 

 

 

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