Husky 181

[TLS Forestry]

Has anybody had any experience with the husky 181 chainsaw? Good or bad?

[elfinwood saws]

Has anybody had any experience with the husky 181 chainsaw? Good or bad?

 

good, never had a problem with one:thumbup:

[spudulike]

Got a good rep, solid work horse - no decomp though and are heavy so hope you are a big fella.

[agg221]

Got a good rep, solid work horse - no decomp though and are heavy so hope you are a big fella.

 

I've got no decomp on the 076 (111cc) and never use the one on the 066M either - and I'm not exactly big. It's all the in the technique

 

Alec

[spudulike]

I've got no decomp on the 076 (111cc) and never use the one on the 066M either - and I'm not exactly big. It's all the in the technique

 

Alec

 

Did you ever try my 298XP - thought it was locked solid when I purchased it:001_rolleyes:

[miker]

de-comped my 288 so no more arm wrenching from her, but my jonny 2077 is pure evil in the compression stakes, 181 husky ...fine , fine saw as is 281 and 288

[agg221]

No, I haven't tried the 298XP - the 076 had a few goes at breaking my fingers until I got the technique right though.

 

Alec

[miker]

just get them a tad past tdc eh

[agg221]

just get them a tad past tdc eh

 

Yep, a few solid pulls to pull fuel through - about 3 for the 076 and a couple more for the 066, then one firm and sharp.

 

Alec