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if i were setting up the M7 in a building or a yard, I would be seriously considering the electric powerhead if possible. It's a beast!

 

as for the timberjig, no experience of it, but last newspaper thing they sent me, logosol are still very expensive on the whole. Im buying an alaskan for 'in the woods' type jobs myself. very well priced, and never heard a bad review

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The electric M7 is a joy use quick and not so much noise, and about the chainsaws, I believe the reason here in Sweden they sell them with Stihl powerheads is the price for Stihl's are less then for huskys here ,,,

don't think there will be much difference between the two saws maybe some less air-filter cleaning on the 395xp ,,,

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Does anyone have experience of Logosol products?..I'm thinking of the Timberjig for slabbing in the woods, and the M7 mill.

 

What about power..Logosol seem to recommend the MS660..how does this compare to the Husqy 395xp for milling?

 

Alaskin to use in the woods simple to use lighter too. The electric one on the M7 sounds good quieter , quicker better productivity i guess. Ive got the 880 does use a lot of fuel when doing it. Have you thought of a bandsaw one?

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  • 2 weeks later...
The electric M7 is a joy use quick and not so much noise, and about the chainsaws, I believe the reason here in Sweden they sell them with Stihl powerheads is the price for Stihl's are less then for huskys here ,,,

don't think there will be much difference between the two saws maybe some less air-filter cleaning on the 395xp ,,,

 

I'd imagine the electric saws would be better..no 3 phase here, unfortunately.

 

I'm surprised Husqys are more expensive in sweden than stihls..aren't husqys made there?

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