Hakki Pilkie 1x37

[Hodge]

Evening all, anyone got a 1x37? are they a good machine? i have a jappa 700 thats getting on in years and fancy an upgrade, i want a hydralic powered chainsaw not belts and a circular saw, thats why im looking at a 1x37. Feedback please?:thumbup:

[cosworth]

happy with mine cant fault it!

[Steve Bullman]

just sold mine....had it 7 years and it never let me down once

[jpbeaver]

russel has one. he doesn't mind it, few things he isn't too keen on though.

[robbo 110]

can you only put straight stuff through these or can you get away with slight curves??

[chainsawdom]

just sold mine....had it 7 years and it never let me down once

 

Are you upgrading or just getting out of firewood all together that looked a nice machine you had.

[gensetsteve]

can you only put straight stuff through these or can you get away with slight curves??

 

You can cut stuff with a slight curve as long as its not near the max 37cm

[gensetsteve]

There are better machines on the market but they are 2 or 3 times the price. I have a pilki 2x which is now 9 years old and done a huge amount of work. Its simple and robust and has good spares back up from M large tree. At 6.5k + vat its a good machine for a one or two man band. 35k machines are not perfect and you will need to fill an aircraft hanger with logs for 5 years to get your money back.

[Steve Bullman]

Are you upgrading or just getting out of firewood all together that looked a nice machine you had.

 

 

packed in firewood