STHIL MSA 220 T

[Blah]

I held out for a couple of years to buy the t540ixp as I had a load of Stihl stuff and batteries already. Decided I didn't want to wait any longer this time last year and invested in Husky batteries as well. I really rate the saw, and reading your post StephenMews, makes me feel better about having both sets of batteries.

[Ledburyjosh]

7 hours ago, Blah said:

I held out for a couple of years to buy the t540ixp as I had a load of Stihl stuff and batteries already. Decided I didn't want to wait any longer this time last year and invested in Husky batteries as well. I really rate the saw, and reading your post StephenMews, makes me feel better about having both sets of batteries.

Yeah it's pretty good, no complaints with the husky for me.

Stihl still omit from adding any type of clipping point directly to the back of the chainsaw as found on the 540 family, and on the echo battery climbing saw. Echo nailed the design of that saw.

I also have two brands of batteries, kind of annoying. It's for the Echo DCS2500t. A tiny battery saw which no other brand make a competitor to. Which is my favourite bit of work gear I've ever bought. Worth having 2 battery set up for sure. Would be better if it was the same brand financially though..

[Dan Maynard]

Makita have brought out a 40v single battery saw, think that's probably the closest competitor to the Echo. Haven't had one on the scales yet.