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660 over the 395 for me. . . i am biased towards stihls, but the 66 revs nicer and never seems to go wrong. . .in fact i dont think ive ever put a new part on a 660! . . . 395 on the otherhand siezed

id buy a 660 before the 661 is tried and tested. the 660 has a rawness like the 460

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got nothing against jonsered,, but if i had one and it broke,, where would i get spares? i know i can run to a number of places to get parts,, all within 10 miles for stihl/ hisky

 

Can't Husky dealer's still get Jonsered parts? I know my old 2163 had a lot of interchangeable parts with similar size husky of the time

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got nothing against jonsered,, but if i had one and it broke,, where would i get spares? i know i can run to a number of places to get parts,, all within 10 miles for stihl/ hisky

 

The Jonsered I had (old 2094) was incredible, it just went on and on, and I sold it for more than I paid for it. It had plenty of grunt, and many Husky parts will fit if needed (EM group)

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