Its finally time

[Justme]

If your going for a MS 250.. go for the MS 260 as it's the heavy duty professional version.

 

 

I only quoted the MS250 to show the price difference. I have not chose a saw yet.

 

Could do with some advice.

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

I only quoted the MS250 to show the price difference. I have not chose a saw yet.

 

Could do with some advice.

 

For what is the saw most for i.e. firewood, small thinnings, etc?

[Tonythetree]

Yeh thats a bit far plus that sounds dear as Jonsey does em for £350-£357-£364 plus vat dep on bar size)

 

 

I could get one from our local agri suppliers but they not have much range & normally their prices make you cry. Might be worth a look as I need to go in tomorrow any way.

 

Just spotted that Husky also seem to be stopping mail order sales too according to this advert HERE

 

 

oops just checked the invoice that should have been £400 inc

 

Tony

[Justme]

Ah Tony now thats a better deal.

 

Main use is cutting wood lol.

 

Its a one saw does it all. So felling thinnings to 2 or 3 foot trees. Then limbing up & ringing up. I'm not doing it all day every day but when I am using it it will prob work all day for a week or so then get used occasionally till the next session. In a year it will prob see about 3 weeks work.

[geoff]

I rate the 260,had no probs with mine since 2004,and it does get some use.If you can get someone to send you one it is a viable option.

[MattyF]

346xp all the way .

 

Sorry and this is no offence to any one but the 260 is the worst pro saw i have ever used! fine by the chipper but give it a few days in the woods it wil be in a bag of bits or seized........

[Mozza]

if its around 50cc your after, Id go for husky over stihl allllllllllllllllllllllllllll day long!! Massively better in that range

[Jonesie]

Just a heads up guys Stihl's go up 5% on the 1st of Feb.

[felixthelogchopper]

Just a heads up guys Stihl's go up 5% on the 1st of Feb.

 

Any rumblings about huskies yet?

[Jonesie]

Not yet but they normally follow Stihl's lead.