Has anyone found a good electric saw ?

[gensetsteve]

Dont laugh I normally use an ms 260 for preping wood for our Hakki pilki.

But i could have a noise problem if I am not careful. Is there a saw which copes with 10" plus stuff or are they all a waste of time. Any input really gratefull

[Mozza]

Get a hydraulic saw no noise and if you put it on a big enough pump, Oooooodles of power

[Ian C]

Some of the more powerful leccy saws are ok but dealing with 10" timber on a regular basis................not so sure you might be pushing it a bit.

[Tree Man Tom]

Get a hydraulic saw no noise and if you put it on a big enough pump, Oooooodles of power

 

[skyhuck]

Stihl do an electric saw.

 

I think electric saws are great!!!!

[burrell_]

Makita BUC122Z 18V 1/4in/115mm LXT Chainsaw (Naked) (BUC-122-Z) try this :thumbup::thumbup: lol

[gensetsteve]

Some of the more powerful leccy saws are ok but dealing with 10" timber on a regular basis................not so sure you might be pushing it a bit.

 

Even if I used it below 8" for kindlet preperation it would cut down alot of noise. also sometimes you just want to cut 8" cord in half to get in the stack when processing often I dont bother pulling the saw and just grunt it on. But with an electric you could pick it up and put it down.

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Same dilema - noise doing firewood near houses hence this

[gensetsteve]

Never thought of a hydraulic saw. Could the pump run off 13amp supply or are we talking honda power pack.

[Ian C]

Same dilema - noise doing firewood near houses hence this

 

I get asked loades of times on domestic jobs if i need a leccy socket to plug my saw in! now you can John, that will look great hanging off the harness:lol: