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I'm with CServices, my 372xpg is a beast & eats anything! Depends on your timber really, if it's all small stuff then you don't need a big monster, if you get all big stuff then you do. Best halfway saw I'd reckon would be a 365 special, really nice saw & perfect for logging firewood.

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have a look at the dolmars from midland power machines, or there,s some nice jonsered,s show up on ebay sometimes. my mate uses a ms181 to cut all our cordwood!!! says his 254xp is to heavy? and i still like using my ms650, light powerful smooth, so really what ever saw is in your hand and sharp!

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357 out of the 2 BUT personally if your ringing up all day, Id want that bit more power and get a Husky 365

 

If it was just for fire wood that would be my choice as well .

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have a look at the dolmars from midland power machines, or there,s some nice jonsered,s show up on ebay sometimes. my mate uses a ms181 to cut all our cordwood!!! says his 254xp is to heavy? and i still like using my ms650, light powerful smooth, so really what ever saw is in your hand and sharp!

 

says his 254 is too heavy?:confused1: ,what does he use to move wood/limbs/cut wood?:confused1:

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I started with a husky 340, then got a 372 for the bigger stuff, so if your only using it occasionally i would say a 365 would be fine, my 372 runs a 24" bar most the time so i guess the 365 would pull a 20" bar ok, it wont be fast but it will do the job

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have a look at the dolmars from midland power machines, or there,s some nice jonsered,s show up on ebay sometimes. my mate uses a ms181 to cut all our cordwood!!! says his 254xp is to heavy? and i still like using my ms650, light powerful smooth, so really what ever saw is in your hand and sharp!

 

I have a 181 and it is too under powered and lightly built for logging. If you have a lot of stuff under 10" then a Stihl 260 or similar in husky would be alot better as its roughly the same weight. If you do alot of stuff over 12" you need something bigger.

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