big saws

[bob]

thats a good tip cheers.

 

spoke to stihl rep, and apperently its a common fault that they are aware of. the have told me that they do another filter as an aftermarket option which should stop it. sounds iffi to me but the next time in at the dealers ill ask:hmmmm2:

 

there are 3 filter options listed:thefinger:

[Pete Mctree]

the best aftermarket filter is a husqvarna one with saw attached:thefinger:

 

cool, then all we need is an extra half an hour on our working day to start it. Does it get supplied with a paper bag for your head so you don't have to be seen with an orange piece of crap in our hands?

[3dogs]

cool, then all we need is an extra half an hour on our working day to start it. Does it get supplied with a paper bag for your head so you don't have to be seen with an orange piece of crap in our hands?

 

im looking at a tasty little ryobi. only 50p

[Husqvarna King]

the best aftermarket filter is a husqvarna one with saw attached:thefinger:

 

air injection

[mark_j]

Ive used both saws you have mentioned in the original post, at this end of the market, i would and did go stihl, i tried both before buying and the stihl is definantly the better saw

 

A pic of ours

 

Stihl MS 880 and a 48" rail

 

[Andy Collins]

066 definitely the best saw in my stable, had none of the reported problems with it, and its been busy with the storm damage!!

[Adam]

my 660 is great . got it up against a 88 on monday, will get some pics and videos if i can. but seriously go with a 66.

[MattyF]

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[MattyF]

uhmm link works now???

[bob]

totally agree.But why that box is near the chains rather than this side by the handles is a mystery